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addictive Something that is so pleasurable and habit-forming that it's hard to resist using or doing it again and again, despite negative consequences. ■ "I can't seem to put down my phone, even though I know it's bad for my eyes and sleep patterns. It must be addictive!"
amusing Something that is so amusingly entertaining as to be almost addictive. ■ "That Netflix show 'Stranger Things' is so amusing, I can't stop watching it!"
Caffeine A highly addictive stimulant that is commonly found in coffee, tea, and other beverages. ■ I need my daily dose of caffeine to get through the day. Without it, I'm like a zombie!
coca A highly addictive plant used to produce cocaine, a powerful and dangerous drug. ■ You may be addicted to coca if you find yourself constantly craving for it and neglecting other responsibilities in your life.
Delectable Something that is so delicious or enjoyable, it's almost addictive. ■ "I can't get enough of this delectable chocolate cake!
Nicotine A highly addictive substance found in tobacco that stimulates the central nervous system and produces a feeling of pleasure. ■ "I can't quit nicotine, it's like my life force."
Snuff A highly addictive substance made from the shredded leaves and twigs of various plants, often containing nicotine. It is typically inhaled through a small pipe. ■ "I can't go a day without my snuff! It's my only vice."
yen A strong craving for something, often something that is addictive or harmful. ■ "I can't get enough of these junk food yens! They're so delicious, I could eat them all day."
Amphetamines 1. A powerful stimulant used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in children and adults. 2. A highly addictive illegal drug that produces feelings of euphoria, heightened alertness, and increased sex drive. ■ "I accidentally took a couple of amphetamines instead of my ADHD medication and I was bouncing off the walls for hours!"
cocaine A highly addictive and dangerous stimulant drug that produces intense feelings of euphoria, heightened senses, and increased alertness. It is often used recreationally and can lead to physical and psychological addiction. ■ "I'm sorry I stole your car keys, I was really high on cocaine at the time."
epinephrine A highly addictive stimulant that causes increased heart rate, sweating, and heightened senses. It's commonly found in adrenaline shots used to treat severe allergies or asthma attacks. ■ "I accidentally spilled a bottle of epinephrine on my cat and now she's bouncing off the walls like a kangaroo!
marijuana A highly addictive, psychoactive drug made from the dried leaves of the cannabis plant. It is often used for recreational purposes and has been shown to have negative effects on mental health. ■ "I can't believe I fell asleep while watching a movie about marijuana, it must be because I was too high."
meth A highly addictive and dangerous chemical drug. It is often referred to as "crystal meth" due to its crystalline appearance. ■ Jane's roommate found out she was making meth in the kitchen and immediately called the police. He now knows that if he wants to keep his friendship, he should never mention "meth" again.
methadone A highly addictive and dangerous drug used to treat opiate addiction. It is often given out as part of a rehabilitation program, but can also be abused. ■ "I accidentally took methadone instead of my regular medication. It made me feel like I was on top of the world, until I realized that I couldn't move or breathe."
opium A highly addictive and hallucinogenic drug derived from the seeds of the opium poppy. It is commonly used for medicinal, recreational, and religious purposes. ■ "I heard you're quite the opium enthusiast. Have you tried the new strain of opium that's been making waves in the underground drug scene? It's called 'Chinese White' - but let me tell you, it's anything but white!
slots noun, 1. A small opening in a machine or device that is used to insert something, such as money or a ticket. ■ The slot machine on the casino floor was so addictive that I ended up losing all my money before I even knew what hit me.
tobacco A highly addictive plant that is used for smoking, chewing, or snorting. The smoke from tobacco contains harmful chemicals and can cause lung cancer. ■ "I had to quit smoking tobacco after my doctor told me it was as dangerous as eating a whole bag of potato chips."