Synonym: freak, hook, junkie, junky, nut. Similar words: addicted, addictive, add in, addition, in addition, additional, in addition to, indict. Meaning: ['ædɪkt] 
n. 1. someone who is so ardently devoted to something that it resembles an addiction 2. someone who is physiologically dependent on a substance; abrupt deprivation of the substance produces withdrawal symptoms. v. to cause (someone or oneself) to become dependent (on something, especially a narcotic drug).
n. 1. someone who is so ardently devoted to something that it resembles an addiction 2. someone who is physiologically dependent on a substance; abrupt deprivation of the substance produces withdrawal symptoms. v. to cause (someone or oneself) to become dependent (on something, especially a narcotic drug). 
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91. Find an offer online and use it as a bargaining wedge. (Check Credit Addict for competitive offers.) Your bank may not agree to match the terms, but it probably will.
92. But by the mid '80s, he had become a crack addict and a local nuisance.
93. Twelve states would not issue a marriage license if one partner was a drunk, an addict or a "mental defect."
94. As a former heroin and cocaine addict, I know that experience all too well.
95. An addict herself, Emily serves a prison term for supplying the fatal heroin. Mr.
96. Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous, a 12-Step program modeled after Alcoholics Anonymous, offers the addict a place to learn about themselves and the addictive process.
97. She was trying to help a drug addict and the patient took the whole bottle of medicine and died of over-dose.
98. An Afghan drug addict smokes heroin in a war-ruined building in Kabul, capital of Afghanistan, June 26, 2007.
99. By the way, maybe someone doubt that i'm a equipment addict and teach you protect the shutter form misusage.
100. Which mirror Rich Miller is addict editor of date center knowledge ? Data Center Knowledge.
101. CONCLUSION:Adolescents with internet addict disorder have obvious anxiety and depression disorder, and antidepressant drug and anti anxiety drug combined with psychotherapy should be given.
102. She was an opium addict who had numerous affairs and gambled away a lot of her family fortune.
103. A sometimes violent, alcoholic stepfather and a half-brother---his only sibling who would become an addict too .
104. ONE way to treat a recovering drug addict is to force him cold turkey.
105. Of particular urgency is establishing Gospel drug addict rehabilitation center and Chinese school for them.
106. The puking, she was told[Sentencedict], was part of the detox (which feels much worse if you're a caffeine addict).
107. A drug addict may not be devoid of pleasure from time to time; but a drug addict will never experience true joy and happiness.
108. You told our son's school principal that I was dating a drug addict!
109. It's curious, also, that any felon, drug addict, or recovering hedonist can loudly proclaim a sudden embrace of Jesus and be welcomed without doubt by leaders of the religious right.
110. (Check Credit Addict for competitive offers.) Your bank may not agree to match the terms, but it probably will.
111. I'm this sex addict with a learning disorder who forgot how to play basketball.
112. You may call me a newspaper addict or free-lance writer.
113. Take Millie who was a stone cold neglectful cocaine addict when her child was an infant and who, against all odds, turned her life around and got clean and has been a great mom to her four kids since.
114. One unnamed American college student told of their overwhelming cravings, which they confessed was similar to “itching like a crackhead (crack cocaine addict)”.
115. Urging a banker to take a lower bonus is like politely asking a crack addict to go easy on the pipe.
116. In September an ex-prisoner Ah Kuen has joined us. Her husband is still a drug addict.
117. It's like a crack addict taking a hit – dopamine floods the addict's brain.
118. The typical urban heroin addict has dropped out of school by his early teens.
119. But it is still a tremendous solecism to talk publicly about one's drug use un- less you are a recovering addict who wants to educate impressionable youth about their dangers.
120. Sociologically, ubiquitous computing may mean the decline of the computer addict.
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