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dopehead

n. (context pejorative English) A person who regularly uses heroin.

Usage examples of "dopehead".

At the moment, most of the work, supervised by a cheery seventy-year-old Dutch dopehead with gray hair in ropy dreadlocks that swing at his waist, is devoted to improving tobacco and marijuana.

The guy was just a waste-of-space dopehead who caused a lot more harm to the world than good.

Except every dopehead had a kind of family: the person who fulfilled his or her needs.

She was on her way, despite short detours through the bedrooms of various directors and producers, and I had learned that there were as many photographers in Hollywood as there were dopeheads, maybe more.

Formerly, from the gangways and balconies refuse was sometimes thrown, bricks were tossed down on enemies as in the Middle Ages, drunks and dopeheads stumbled to their death, and several persons were pushed.

I am going to do a little catching up with you teaheads, dopeheads and boozeheads.

He had been through the entire list of the usuals, from Satanists all the way to half-assed dopeheads who thought they could bring on a better world by chopping the heads off calves and goats.

On remand in Seattle where everything was freely available and widely used, most of the dopeheads held down their swirl for a minute or so but Raf could double that, which had to do with possessing more red blood cells or maybe just better ones.

Grasswood was notoriously populated with several generations of dopeheads, prostitutes and petty thieves.

Don't think I don't know you dopeheads go over there by Duck Island and smoke grass.

If I gave all you dopeheads one apiece to be emperor of, that still leaves hundreds of free ones left out there to screw with us.

Others, like Pan, benefit from the crinkly edges of modern holisticism - all those dopeheads dancing nude in leafy woodlands do him the power of good.

And rather than treat the minority of dopeheads who actually want to quit the habit, law enforcement often allows drug offenders to leave custody without any requirement for follow-up drug testing.