how to define drogatics?
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I am wondering if you are trying to ask about drug addict or drug addicts. Drug addicts are people with drug addictions. Below are some definitions of drug addictions.\n\nDrug addiction\nFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia\nJump to: navigation, search\nDrug addiction, substance dependence or chemical dependency is the compulsive use of psychoactive drugs, to the point where the user has no effective choice but to continue use. The phenomenon of drug addiction has occurred to some degree throughout recorded history (see "opium"), though modern agricultural practices, improvements in access to drugs, and advancements in biochemistry have exacerbated the problem significantly in the 20th century with the introduction of purified forms of active biological agents, and with the synthesis of hitherto unknown substances, such as methamphetamine. While "addiction" has been replaced by "dependency" as a clinical term, the terms are used interchangeably here. ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drug_addiction )\n\nOverview\nYou may be hooked emotionally and psychologically. You may have a physical dependence, too. If you have a drug addiction — whether to a legal or illegal drug — you have intense cravings for it. You want to use the drug again and again. When you stop taking it, you may have unpleasant physical reactions.\n\nWhile not everyone who uses drugs becomes addicted, many people do. Drug addiction involves compulsively seeking to use a substance, regardless of the potentially negative social, psychological and physical consequences. Certain drugs, such as narcotics and cocaine, are more likely to cause physical dependence than are other drugs.\n\nBreaking a drug addiction is difficult, but not impossible. Support from your doctor, family, friends and others who have a drug addiction, as well as inpatient or outpatient drug addiction treatment, may help you beat your drug dependence.( http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/drug-addiction/DS00183 )
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Good for you for including the context you've seen this in.\n\nBut...I suspect this isn't a "police" term.  If you're talking about getting into or out of rehab, it's most likely a term used by the folks running the rehab program.\n\nStill, someone here might know.  I've never heard the term and can't even imagine what it stands for.
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NARCISSISTIC BOSS!\n\nNarcissism is the pattern of characteristics and behaviors which involve infatuation and obsession with one's self to the exclusion of others and the egotistic and ruthless pursuit of one's gratification, dominance and ambition. - Wikipedia
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I think your referring to the codes used to distinguish one derogatory from another. That is a person who is just thirty days past due from one who may have a judgment etc. See if the FTC web site can help you further.
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Main Entry:  floccinaucinihilipilification\n\nPart of Speech:  noun\n\nDefinition:  an act or instance of judging something to be worthless or trivial\n\nEtymology:  the parts of the word each mean `at nothing' or `with a small price'
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Using other people's work is called plagarism. do your own homework!
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A few clarifications:\n\nPsychoses by definition involve a serious disconnect from reality.  This can manifest itself in many ways, but generally the individual cannot function in a meaningful way in relation to the world around him.\n\nThere are neuroses, or more broadly speaking, the class of "affective" or behavioral disorders, in which the individual may behave in odd or ritualistic ways that they have come to believe assist them in coping with reality, and if the coping mechanism or focus of the neurosis is removed, may temporarily experience discomfort in deality with the unpleasantness of reality.  However, the symptoms are generally not chronic and the individual responds well to temporary pharacological treatments such as anti-anxiety drugs, and to behavioral treatments.\n\nFor some people, fetishism falls into the above type of behavior -- for instance, someone who cannot experience sexual pleasure without engaging in bondage-related behavior.  Other individuals may enjoy the experience but not "require" it to experience pleasure.\n\nSociopathy -- as I recall -- is viewed as sitting somewhere in the never-never land between serious affective disorders and psychosis.  Generally, the individual(s) involved place no value whatsoever on the life of others -- a behavior which is in general disagreement with social norms -- but the jury is out as to whether these individuals have merely grown up in the complete absence of values, or are experiencing some sort of biologically based psychosis that is treatable (if at all) only with psychoactive drugs.\n\nI am not an expert in law, so I can't comment on when psychosis is criminal, but as I understand it, for something to be criminal, either the intent or the result must be something prohibited by law -- for instance, attempted murder, or negligent homicide.  I don't believe that all psychoses are criminal -- in fact, as I recall, there are laws against having people held against their will MERELY because they are psychotic, so whether something is criminal is governed by the definition of the crime, and though the defendant's state of mind is material to the case, it is not part and parcel of the definition of criminal behavior just to be psychotic.\n\nThere's a lot of gray area in between criminal psychosis and a guy who happens to get off smelling his girlfriend's armpits.
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Cut you neighbors grass, wash cars!\nBabysit\nand if you live in the ghetto sell dope!!!!\n\nDisclaimer, The writer of this answer does not condone the sale of illegal substances!!!!!
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Criminology, Sociology
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I use the word to describe an insane/chaotic situation.  \nThe exact definition is: \nme·shu·gaas or mish·e·gaas or mish·e·goss\nn. Slang \nCrazy or senseless activity or behavior; craziness.
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"Narcotic" can refer to any drug that has a potential of being very addictive.\n\nNarcotics can describe totally illegal drugs, or very addictive pharmaceutical drugs.  Narcotics are the top 2 classes of drugs.\n\n-Class 1: marijuana, heroin, cocaine, ecstasy, crystal meth, crack, LSD, peyote, mescaline, opium, etc.\n>>these drugs are considered to be dangerous, and have no medical purposes.  Possessing them is prohibited.\n\n-Class 2:  Ritalin, Oxycontin, dilaudid, morphine, fentanyl, amphetamines, etc.\n>>These drugs are considered to be medically useful, but they have the potential to be very addictive.  Possessing them without a valid prescription is prohibited.\n\nSo all illegal drugs are narcotics... but not all narcotics are illegal.
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Where drugs are dealt, hookers are hooking, muggers are mugging, and gangs are ganging.\n\nBetter to say something.
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This would ordinarily be referred to material evidence.  When the police want something, and they discover it, then they seize it as evidence of a suspected crime.
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Visit this site\n\nhttp://www.erowid.org/chemicals/\n\nit is very well documented and is also sponsorised by german police
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Greed, Slothfulness, Pride, Envy, Jealousy, Lust and Gluttony\n\nI don't know what Dogmatism means.
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MY definition? : Any group of individuals who conspire to and by their actions intend to cheat, steal, rob, murder, mame, defraud, or otherwise due unjust harm to any other individual or group of individuals for personal or collective gains.\n\nIf I expanded on this it would include too many groups to list here. Examples could be or include: Street gangs, Drug Traffickers, Government Officials, Members of Law enforcement, Religious Leaders and/or organizations, Military Leaders, Credit Card Companies, Bankers, Insurance Companies, Corporations, Big Business, Car Sales People, etc....etc.....etc. \n\nIt's all the same. Organized "crime". Some of those I just listed do it with a gun, others do it with the stroke of a pen.
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something resulting from synthesis rather than occurring naturally; especially : a product (as a drug or plastic) of chemical synthesis \n the act or process of degrading : decline to a low, destitute, or demoralized state b : moral or intellectual decadence : DEGENERATION\n\nThose were according to Merriam Webster dictionary