addicting

So, in many people, can just one hit of an addicting drug, even after a long abstinence.

It is an addicting town to say the least.

Street racing can become an addicting habit for many drivers.

Members practice complete abstinence from alcohol and other addicting drugs.

That this can happen with cigarette smokers does not make nicotine less addicting.

That nicotine is addicting does not preclude stopping its use.

It is very addicting and I have had horrible effects coming off of it.

However, the difference is that we can separate the addicting substance, nicotine, from tobacco.

His company was as addicting as the most powerful narcotic.

In this form the drug is very addicting; withdrawal will almost certainly kill the imbiber.

Recently, I've taken up surfing, which is as addicting as golf.

Physical and psychological symptoms that follow the discontinuance of an addicting drug.

He knew how addicting excitement was, worse than opium.

It's the first dose of an addicting drug.

Unfortunately, it turns out to be more addicting than most physicians appreciated at first, and lives begin to get ruined.

The stuff was too dangerous for the Com to keep around; the sponge itself contained the addicting material.

And the machines are thought to be more addicting than table games, arguably because the time between action and response is reduced.

Though true that addicting drug use in a pregnant woman can produce an addicted newborn, this is not genetic either.

Everyone is concerned about this addicting problem.

Drugs of abuse, he says, seem to tap into the brain's wiring to control behavior in ways that other "addicting" substances do not.

Both drugs and other addicting things are very expensive and very easy to get, more so in London.

His tongue immediately thrust inside, and that addicting flavor of feral man consumed me.

"Something like this can be quite addicting.

When an addict discovers an addicting behavior, glutamate plays a role by creating the drug cues.

We both find them very addicting."