narcotic|narcotics in English

noun

[nar·cot·ic || nɑr'kɑtɪk /nɑː'kɒ-]

any addictive substance which dulls the senses (morphine, opium, alcohol, etc.); opium and its derivatives; medical drug for pain relief and sedation; relaxant, barbiturate; drug addict

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2. Analgesics are available in one of two primary forms: non-narcotic and narcotic

3. Morphine is a narcotic.

4. His business is narcotics.

5. Robberies, narcotics, homicide.

6. He took a narcotic drink.

7. Opium is a narcotic drug.

8. This is a narcotic substance.

9. Analgesics are broadly categorized as being either non-opioid (non-narcotic) or opioid (narcotic) pain relievers

10. Spilling my narcotics, fucking me around!

11. Avoid tea, coffee, liquor, tobacco, and narcotics.

12. Sign out narcotics according to agency policy.

13. He died from an overdose of narcotics.

14. Under the Illinois Controlled Substances Act narcotic and non-narcotic schedules are combined and the 'N' designation is not needed

15. Opium is classed under the head of narcotic.

16. The sale of narcotics is proscribed by law.

17. And the Albino, he likes his narcotics.

18. They were busted and put away on narcotics charges.

19. Anti Narcotics Force (Anf) is a Federal Executive bureau of the Government of Pakistan, tasked with combating the narcotics within Pakistan

20. He faces three years in jail for selling narcotics.

21. The juice of this fruit is a mild narcotic.

22. Hey, so I talked to my guys in Narcotics.

23. Such figures cause narcotics agents to wring their hands.

24. Driving erratic, suspects are under the influence of narcotics.

25. 5 The sale of narcotics is proscribed by law.