General Drug Slang
Q. What is the euphemism of short height?
Vertically challenged
Q. Why do politicians use euphemisms?
Political euphemism is created in political life and serves political purposes. Generally speaking, it is a tool for political participants to hide scandals, disguise the truth, guide public thoughts when discussing social issues or events.
| Person Who Uses Drugs Heavily | Addict, burnout, dopehead, doper, druggie, fiend, hophead, junkie, stoner, user, zombie |
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| Person Who Sells Drugs Illegally | Cooker, dealer, dope peddler, dummy man, hookup, mad hatter, middleman, mule, pill lady, potrepreneur, pump, pusher, source |
Q. What’s a better word for drug addict?
In this page you can discover 15 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for drug-addict, like: burnout, hophead, drug abuser, addict, dopehead, doper, drug fiend, drug user, freak, junkie and narcotics addict.
Q. What is the euphemism for blind?
There is some disagreement over whether certain terms are or are not euphemisms. For example, sometimes the phrase visually impaired is labeled as a politically correct euphemism for blind.
Q. What is visually impaired mean?
Visual impairment is a term experts use to describe any kind of vision loss, whether it’s someone who cannot see at all or someone who has partial vision loss. Some people are completely blind, but many others have what’s called legal blindness.
Q. Is it OK to say visually impaired?
The foundation recommends that, unless the person refers to himself or herself as legally blind, the terms “low vision,” “limited vision” or “visually impaired” should be used. Visually impaired: Similar to the term “hearing impaired ,” some may object to it because it describes the condition in terms of a deficiency.
Q. What does 20 70 eyesight look like?
Visual Acuity and Low Vision Visual acuity is a number that indicates the sharpness or clarity of vision. A visual acuity measurement of 20/70 means that a person with 20/70 vision who is 20 feet from an eye chart sees what a person with unimpaired (or 20/20) vision can see from 70 feet away.
