intoxicant , also: toxicant

Were they under the influence of liquor or other intoxicants?

It is refreshing to hear some common sense on the issues of intoxicants.

Your food itself should be pure, do not consume intoxicants.

But he was recently charged with driving under the influence of intoxicants.

A final note: intoxicants are not produced by any of the public agencies.

He had a can of intoxicant in his hand.

It was all the intoxicants he'd ingested the night before.

And for private, far everyday use there have always been chemical intoxicants.

"That is why we have supplied you with a sampling of the available intoxicants."

The intoxicant had made her unsteady and she fell several times.

The leaves can be dried and chewed as an intoxicant.

Almost half of all victims had some intoxicant in their bloodstream when they were killed.

Intoxicants and drugs are used by some to escape physical or psychological pain.

Whatever the intoxicant, Grace always seemed to do it with more fervor than anyone else.

Even now the boatman was more than half under the influence of intoxicants.

The intoxicant immediately went to her head and, dreamily, she kept talking.

The officer then asked the defendant if he had consumed any intoxicants.

He came out carrying two cans of intoxicant and drinking from a third.

Its staying power as the intoxicant of choice among the young has made it the nation's most persistent problem drug.

"My job became an intoxicant that I lusted after," he said.

"Someone introduced him to the local intoxicant last night."

"Another container will be necessary if we mean to spread the intoxicant properly."

Machines operating without supervision created everything from food and air to intoxicants.

Many carried cans of intoxicant and drank as they ran.

They even measured traces of intoxicants still bubbling up today.

Being treated like an adult and ogled by men was intoxicant enough.

"I might increase your station," said Azhriaz at the fifth bowl of illusory but intoxicant wine.

A live sonorist played something old and sentimental; perfumed, slightly intoxicant vapors drifted about; they toyed with hors d'oeuvres and paid more serious attention to their champagne.

Julien Chadeyron of Le Nouvel Observateur deemed "Je te dis tout" "a melancholy, sexual, intoxicant song", being the "perfect harmony".

It was still a bit early for the garden to be fully in flower, but there were hints of scent as he passed certain beds - the sweetness of honey-climber, the intoxicant edge of the tiny flowers of the lily-bell, the subtle scent of violet.