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dope

noun as in stupid person

noun as in drug

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noun as in inside news

verb as in drug someone

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Next week marks the so-called House of Origin deadline in the state Legislature, which sounds like the name of a dope scripted television drama but is a less dope procedural deadline for bills to make it out of the house where they originated.

Kenan brings such a dope presence as far as being cool, accomplished, very good at the job, but also just a level of humility that you just don’t see in a lot of people who’ve been doing it as long as he’s been doing it.

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The law equates doping with a form of fraud, victimizing athletes, sponsors and audiences who expect clean and fair competition.

That meant a lot of late nights at the pool, where Ledecky had to fulfill post-race media obligations, go through doping control and attend medal ceremonies before she could board a bus back to the Olympic Village.

It’s been dope to see a lot of female rappers dominate the charts.

But today, these artists are as serious about making dope songs as they are about their faith.

Soon cover versions were recorded by acts like Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Dope, and Rage Against the Machine.

Dope smokers find e-cigarettes and high-tech ‘mods’ are great for smoking in public, with less fear from cops and bouncers.

She began a novel about a girl who started shooting dope in high school.

Growing dope make sense at a time when almost nothing else does.

Lamb said to himself, "That dope goes around in a rut and I'll get in one too just following him and then I will get sore."

"We'll have to dope out some way to get something to eat," said Mercer.

At any rate, we must now put our heads together and dope out just what to do in this smuggling case.

Of course a man will hate to believe that this is true of himself, but sooner or later money affects him as drugs do a dope-fiend.

To-day the covered wing is treated with a substance known as “dope,” which shrinks it till it is “tight as a drum.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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