Preposition: of

• color: The Birdcage is a sensory intoxication of color and sound.

Converse of object

• cause: A dose of cannabis which could cause intense intoxication in a na"ve user may have little or no effect in a regular cannabis user.

• produce: But this tree, which bore the fruit used in the Soma sacrifices to produce intoxication and the somnambulic sleep, was lost.

• achieve: HISTORY Use of solvent type products to achieve intoxication is not new.

• induce: Whatever is intended to produce hypnosis, is likely to induce sordid intoxication, or creates fog, has got to be given up.

• indicate: Increased hostility and aggression after barbiturates and alcohol usually indicates intoxication.

• avoid: How such plant cells avoid intoxication has remained an open question.

Preposition: in

• hall: The governing body has decided to introduce some new rules to control the level of intoxication in hall.

Adjective modifier

• acute: In a regular user of cannabis, acute intoxication by the drug would have little effect on performance.

• severe: Total exchange transfusion has been used in the treatment of severe intoxication in children.

• involuntary: For these reasons the House declined to create a new doctrine of involuntary intoxication.

• divine: We do have plenty of ancient historical texts that describe divine intoxication.

• chronic: Withdrawal results in a migraine-like headache which has led sufferers to treat with further doses, developing a particular syndrome of chronic ergot intoxication.

• alcoholic: There may be a display of basic personality traits and emotions much the same as with alcoholic intoxication.

Noun used with modifier

• cannabis: Cannabis intoxication informs drivers that they cannot drive properly, alcohol intoxication convinces drivers that their skills are improved.

• alcohol: Jane went on: In 2003/04 alone, there were 775 hospital admissions of people for acute alcohol intoxication in Glasgow city center.

• water: My first experience with a client with water intoxication was in the early 1980s.

• drug: The goal of the program was to determine a history of drug use rather than to confirm drug intoxication.

• barbiturate: And there was barbiturate intoxication and deaths from Vioxx which I found so helpful.

• marijuana: Carry-over effects of marijuana intoxication on aircraft pilot performance: a preliminary report.