Intoxicant

Another intoxicant is “Sabzi,” dried hemp-leaves, poppy-seed, cucumber heed, black pepper and cardamoms rubbed down in a mortar with a wooden pestle, and made drinkable by adding milk, ice-cream, etc. ❋ Unknown (2006)

The airline also adopts rigorous medical checks for any long-term intoxicant-related dependence, which is a special type of testing that is currently not adopted by any other Middle East commercial airline. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The man driving the Ford Fusion would be required to give a blood sample to test for any intoxicant, which is standard procedure in wrecks potentially involving a death, McCullor said. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Betelnut, I've heard, has some kind of intoxicant affect. ❋ Unknown (2007)

I mean, you would sit there with some kind of intoxicant and groove to whatever it is that I'm playing or Nick Lowe is playing, you know, because I'm on tour with Nick, so, it's that kind of thing. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Very serious, seven charges of molestation, and also two other charges that he may have supplied some kind of intoxicant, whether it be a drink or perhaps a drug, to a child. ❋ Unknown (2003)

(Chelsea Green, 2009), the word 'intoxicant' is derived from the Latin noun toxicum (poison). ❋ AlterNet Paul Armentano (2010)

I have heard he wrote the book compelety under the bottle (gin was his intoxicant) because the topics hurt him so badly. ❋ Greygirlbeast (2010)

I read ERB, although the Tarzan books tended to be my poison of choice, C.S. Lewis's Perilandra series, Anne McCaffery's original Pern books - the idea that someone could create a whole new world and that it could be mine with the turn of a page was a wonder and an intoxicant. ❋ Readingthedark (2010)

With this perspective, success is not such an intoxicant that it inhibits further growth, and failure is not a such monumental loss that it diminishes the desire to pursue success. ❋ Dr. Jim Taylor (2012)

Plus, as Sabet points out, when an intoxicant is legal, "powerful business interests have an incentive to encourage use." ❋ Deni Carise (2011)

People who are on cellphones, or texting, or on alcohol or some other type of intoxicant. ❋ Unknown (2011)