crackhead

Then we hear him talking to the crackheads in the house.

When I walked out of here the crackheads were saying, yeah, go ahead, girl.

You really should be nice to the crackheads, they're struggling.

You can't let your child stay out late because there are crackheads.

"The dice players play all night long and the crackheads will come out, too."

For starters, they had to stand on a street corner all day and do business with crackheads.

They figure nobody will say anything about it because most of the people are crackheads."

Would he get a cell to himself, or share it with common thieves and crackheads?

In the first scene, before main titles, Mack gets held up by some crackhead.

"I've had to run crackheads out of the hallways," he said.

"I'd rather hear that than the crackheads," said one woman, who did not want to be identified, as she sat on her porch.

Seven apartments are vacant because crackheads set them on fire."

He's like a Christmas crackhead - had a taste and now he can't stop.

"Anybody that's skinny and look like a crackhead, they go off.

"I needed him like a crackhead needed a welfare check."

In this production, his character (who serves as the narrator) is a crackhead.

The crumpled man on the corner was a crackhead.

They thought crackheads were the lowest form of humanity.

The crackheads took over the top floor of the city-owned building in which she lived with her three daughters.

"A lot of their mothers and fathers are crackheads."

"There are crazy crackheads on the street," he said.

Last month, a crackhead he tried to befriend broke his hand with a lead pipe.

They were from teenagers a couple of months ago, chanting, "Crackhead!

Crackheads are now at the bottom of the totem pole."