To lose consciousness or fall into an insensible stupor as a result of opioid or sedative drug use.
"Paramedics found him nodded out in the alley behind the building."
Drug culture slang for losing consciousness or entering a stupor after taking opioids or other sedative drugs.
To fall into a drugged, unconscious state from taking opioids or similar drugs.
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To lose consciousness or fall into an insensible stupor as a result of opioid or sedative drug use.
"Paramedics found him nodded out in the alley behind the building."
Associated specifically with opioid (heroin, morphine, opioid pain medication) use. Used in drug-related journalism, fiction, and public health writing. Not appropriate in general conversation; learners should know this term for passive comprehension only.
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