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drugged
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drugged - (Or "on drugs") 1. Conspicuously stupid, heading toward brain-damaged. Often accompanied by a pantomime of toking a joint.

2. Of hardware, very slow relative to normal performance.


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on the relevance of the modern publishing industry, which is so creatively and ethically bankrupt that it must spoon pabulum like this to readers too lethargic and narcotized to care that they are being insulted.
52 McGs by Schneider, Dan / Reviewer's Bookwatch
Rather, like Hapsburg Spain or Edwardian England, petro-financial-fundamentalist America will sink into a slough of despond, mortgaged to Asian banks, bedazzled by end-times speculation, and narcotized by pabulum about hard work and uplift.
Empire Falls by McCarraher, Eugene / Commonweal
Scarlett Chorvat as Mary, the strumpet who doles out clues verrry slowly, apes a narcotized Sherilyn Fenn in ``Twin Peaks.
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