Similar words: druggist, mugging, hugging, tugging, bugging, slugging, plugging, debugging. Meaning: [drʌg] 
n. the administration of a sedative agent or drug.
n. the administration of a sedative agent or drug. 
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31. Polanski, 76, who admitted to drugging and having sex with a 13-year-old girl in California in 1977, was released from house arrest at his Swiss chalet in Gstaad.
32. One of the parents in a group discussion said, "Why should I sacrifice myself, give up my drinking, smoking, pot, drugging, for my child?"
33. These can lead to bad better crops produce , reduce disease and help with pase pest control by drugging attracting helpful insects.
34. A major scandal involving the criminal drugging of nursing home residents will unfold in the western world.
35. Smoking, drinking, drugging, or fighting in the school building is strictly prohibited.
36. You're drugging yourself all the time, therefore you have no energy of that kind that demands into the penetration of something immense.
37. Errors of omission particularly incense critics, such as how Stone left out the fact that Garrison's key testimony was brought on by drugging and hypnosis.
38. During this time, he was leading a double life with activities far less mundane than the usual celebrity vices of drinking, drugging or philandering.
39. A 'selfish' mother killed her 20-month-old son by drugging him with "painkillers" to 'make her life easier', a court heard today.
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