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| Physical and psychological dependence on a drug; the compulsive use of narcotics. |
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| Synthetic drug that causes increaded brain activity. |
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| A depressant, slows down body functions. |
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| A stimulant produced from the leaves of the coca plant. |
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| A pain-relieving or sedative drug obtained from opium, or synthetically from morphine; commonly used to suppress coughs and in pain-relievers. |
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| A drug that depresses the central nervous system, producing a calming effect. |
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| An episode in which earlier experiences with a drug such as LSD are relived. |
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| To perceive sights, sounds, etc., that are not actually present. A person who is hallucinating may see, hear, and feel things that are not there. |
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| To perceive sights, sounds, etc., that are not actually present. A person who is hallucinating may see, hear, and feel things that are not there. |
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| To perceive sights, sounds, etc., that are not actually present. A person who is hallucinating may see, hear, and feel things that are not there. |
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| To perceive sights, sounds, etc., that are not actually present. A person who is hallucinating may see, hear, and feel things that are not there. |
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| A deug that alters brain chemistry and the perceptions of everyday reality. |
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