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dope
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dope
1. any of a number of preparations made by dissolving cellulose derivatives in a volatile solvent, applied to fabric in order to improve strength, tautness, etc.
2. an additive used to improve the properties of something, such as an antiknock compound added to petrol
3. Slang
a. any illegal drug, usually cannabis
b. (as modifier): a dope fiend
4. a drug administered to a racehorse or greyhound to affect its performance
5. US and Canadian informal a photographic developing solution

dope [dōp]
(electronics)
(materials)
A cellulose ester lacquer used as an adhesive or a coating.


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Aren't dopers supposed to have more of that Jason Giambi exploding-out-of-your-skin look?
These teenagers come in kaleidoscopic variety--gangstas, punks, goths, dopers, dropouts, bikers, slackers, skinheads, losers, ravers, weirdos, cokeheads, junkies, thrill seekers, risk takers, pill poppers, shit kickers, and dozens of other rebellious subcultures of the social environment.
Interviewer: What Now My Love seemed to offend many Bay Area dopers.
 
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