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habit A behavior or practice that is repeated regularly. ■ He always wears a red hat to the gym. That's just his habit.
Cured A person who has been rid of a bad habit or addiction, such as smoking or gambling. ■ "I'm so proud of my friend for finally curing himself of his smoking habit. He's a completely different person now!
cigarette A small, cylindrical roll of tobacco leaves that is burned to produce smoke and nicotine. ■ "I'm quitting cigarettes for good. It's time to trade my nicotine addiction for a healthier habit."
Pathological An extreme and unusual tendency or habit, often involving an excessive or compulsive behavior. ■ "His pathological need for cleanliness resulted in him washing his hands 10 times a day, even when they were already spotless."
Tic A sudden, involuntary twitch of the muscles in the face or body. ■ "I have a bad habit of ticcing when I'm nervous."
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!"
lemmings A small, brown rodent that lives in groups and has a habit of migrating in large numbers. ■ "I heard some lemmings are so dumb they'll follow anyone who claims to be their leader. It's no wonder they're always getting lost!
recycle The act of taking something old and making it new again. It's like giving a second chance to things that would otherwise be thrown away. ■ I never thought I'd see the day when my old college roommate, who had a habit of leaving dirty dishes in the sink, would start recycling!
redskins A group of Native Americans who have the unfortunate habit of wearing red clothing and being associated with various negative stereotypes. ■ "I can't believe you still think it's okay to use the term 'redskins.' It's so offensive and demeaning. Can we please stick to using more appropriate names for Native American tribes?"
robe A long, flowing garment worn by a monk or nun to cover the entire body, including the head. Also known as a habit. ■ "When I decided to become a priest, I knew that I had to wear a robe. But little did I know that it would come with a hidden danger: when I reached out to adjust my robes, I accidentally knocked over the altar and caused a flood in the church.
Tiffany A person who has a habit of complaining about everything and always sees the negatives in every situation, even when there are no real problems. ■ "I can't believe this store doesn't have any gluten-free options. It's so frustrating!" exclaimed Tiffany, as she scanned the menu with a furrowed brow.
Weaning The process of gradually reducing one's attachment to something, often in the form of a substance or activity. ■ "I had been weaning myself off caffeine for weeks, but when I found out my favorite coffee shop was closing down, I went back on the habit and started drinking double shots every day."