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do drugs and do dope to take illegal drugs; to use illegal drugs habitually. Sam doesn't do drugs, and he doesn't drink. Richard started doing dope when he was very young. See also: drug dope someone (or an animal) up to give drugs to someone or an animal. Her parents doped her up with medicine so she would sleep through the night. It's dangerous to dope up a child night after night. The trainer got caught doping the horse up. See also: up straight dope the true information; the full story. He gave us the straight dope. I want the straight dope. I can take it. See also: straight How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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But, alas, the yellow-shirted Landis was not true blue, as two doping tests revealed in the weeks after the race. The Olympics--at least on paper--take a no-nonsense approach to doping. Justin Gatlin will keep his share of the 100-meter world record until the completion of the appeal process in his doping case. |
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