cocaine

Converse of object

• snort: For example, have you ever snorted cocaine from the belly-button of a famous female rock ' n ' roll star?
• sniff: She'd had enough when she found out I was taking drugs - by the age of 18 I was sniffing cocaine and heroine.
• smuggle: He was arrested and charged with attempting to smuggle cocaine into Scotland.
• inject: Some users inject cocaine into a muscle or vein; or it is converted into a smokable form called freebase.
• crack: A baby born with fetal alcohol syndrome, or addicted to crack cocaine, is easy to identify.
• seize: Other policemen in Maputo had tried to sell seized cocaine.

Preposition: with

• intent: A significant quantity of crack cocaine was recovered and he has been charged with possession of crack cocaine with intent to supply.
• value: Cocaine with a street value of £ 1million was seized during a series of raids this week.

Adjective modifier

• suspected: Searches of the vehicle resulted in the seizure of suspected crack cocaine, with an estimated street value of £ 4500.
• pure: A kilo of pure cocaine has a street value an order of magnitude higher than a kilo of muesli.
• much: The star had taken so much cocaine he'd lost control of his bowels.

Modifies a noun

• addiction: I was telling you earlier about the student, Pete, who was enslaved by his cocaine addiction.
• addict: There are a reported two million male cocaine addicts in the US.
• hydrochloride: To become a dependent user of cocaine hydrochloride would usually take longer.
• misuser: Rachel Brockington has been working with crack cocaine misusers for over 12 months.
• abuser: In the C.A. fellowship, you are among recovering cocaine abusers who are living without drugs.
• trafficker: ANSWER Mia Farrow Q15 Which bank in 1988, was charged with laundering money for cocaine traffickers?

Noun used with modifier

• crack: The crack cocaine epidemic was taking its toll on the inner city.
• iia: The start of a Phase IIa cocaine administration trial was announced on 14 April 2003.
• smuggling: He made millions, or perhaps billions, of dollars smuggling cocaine into the United States.