Sentence examples for cross addicted from inspiring English sources

But, the essentialists would argue that he became cross addicted to alcohol.

Kenneth Blum, who coined the concept of "reward deficiency syndrome" during research that first correlated the A1 allele with dopamine in cases of severe alcoholism, tells me that someone with diminished dopamine is indeed at risk of becoming cross addicted.

And then there's the cross-addict, which is a heroin and crack mash up; look out for that combo.

He says, "The myth of cross addiction is founded upon the idea that someone with the addictive personality is clearly more likely than any non 'addict/alcoholic' to be addicted to anything heroin, cannabis, exercise, food, etc.

It's a damnable question that has served to ruin my life and forced me to become a cross-addicted, cirrhotic, obsessed aesthete with skid marks on my dick.

If you talk about drugs, some old-timer might bark at you and yell, "THIS IS ABOUT ALCOHOL, NOT HARD DRUGS, YOU SCUMBAG JUNKY!" Lots of people are cross-addicted to drugs and alcohol, so they get shunned and end up at N.A.

Keep your fingers crossed, crackberry addicts.

Writer-director Tony Gilroy interestingly conveys the simple idea of Cross being a drug addict, terrified of going cold turkey.

Delray Beach is in a class by itself, experts say, because of its compact geography and critical mass of recovering addicts who cross paths daily in the shops and bistros along Atlantic Avenue.

For addicts such as Cross, that leaves only the state-funded rehab program; the wait is 18 months.

I suppose some of us out there have our streams crossed and are as equally addicted to Brain Age as Liberty City Stories.