Wiktionary
a. Acting as if on drugs; torpid, uncoordinated, etc. n. (alternative form of druggie English)
Usage examples of "druggy".
It supplies druggies from Ohio to California and in West Virginia, New York and New Jersey.
An associate of three men who make and sell diazepam to US druggies gives Trudeau a contract to kill his partners in 1983.
The bags of marijuana in the boot of the car convinced him they were druggies, even though they were unknown to him.
He had to hope he got a lead on the Green Machine before too many druggies were sent to that Great Patch of Happy Weed in the Sky.
Besides, Santini had wanted to see if he could get any information about the nut cult from the regular drunks and druggies who called Pioneer Square home.
Besides my bosses would wonder why I was worried about druggies and not solving the problem with the gangland slayings.
The waitresses used to the violence of a back street cafe with its drunks and druggies and single mums and unemployable youths were frozen to the spot.
A lot of these damn flyboy druggies ended up as ocean bottom-nappers out here.
Whereupon the miscellaneous boozers, druggies, trank-gobblers, and other sad substance-muddled fuckupniks who inhabit the Citizens Service Houses now find themselves obliged to go out on the front lines at least three or four times a month, and sometimes more often than that, to toil alongside more respectable folk in the effort to keep the rampaging magmatic flow from extending the grip that it already holds over a significant chunk of the Southland.
Intelligence reports said that druggies now had ESM gear to detect radar transmissions.
So the druggies have settled down to a half-dozen or so regular airfields.
So what the hell do you expect, that they'll go fascist again to hunt down the druggies just because it suits us?
And now that the druggies threaten their governments because of what our own citizens want to buy—we blame them.
If druggies wanted to kill one another off, then so much the better for the rest of society.
The druggies were smart enough that they'd have radio codes to assure the flight crew that the airfield was safe.