Definitions

1. noun

a highly addictive crystalline substance derived from the leaves of the coca plant, used as a local anesthetic and as a powerful stimulant.

“The police found cocaine in the suspect’s possession and arrested him on the spot.”

2. noun

a chemical compound with the formula C17H21NO4.

“The lab technician studied the properties of cocaine in the laboratory.”

3. verb

to add cocaine to (a substance), typically in order to make it more potent or to give it a stimulating effect.

“The chemist was accused of cocaine-ing the pills to make them more addictive.”

4. verb

to become addicted to cocaine or to use it excessively.

“She cocaine-ed for years before finally seeking help and overcoming her addiction.”