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Is junkie a slang?
No, but it is a rather impolite term to describe someone addicted to drugs (junk).
What do you call a person addicted to news?
A person who is addicted to news is often referred to as a "news junkie." This term describes someone who is constantly seeking out and consuming news content, often to the point of obsession.
Is there a name for someone who is addicted to planning?
Yes, someone who is addicted to planning excessively is sometimes referred to as a "precrastinator." This term describes individuals who spend an excessive amount of time planning and organizing but may struggle with actual implementation or execution.
Can someone get addicted to WikiTree?
Yes, it is very possible to get addicted to WikiTree. It is possibly to get addicted to anything if you enjoy it enough.
I drink a bare minimum of 5 gallons of milk a week and if I don't have enough milk in one day I feel sick to my stomach and I can't think straight am I addicted?
it is impossible to get addicted to milk there are not addictive qualitys, it will have something to do with the calcium why you feel sick
What is a gameaholic?
A gameaholic is someone who is addicted to games. Much like how an alcoholic is addicted to alcohol.
What do you call a person addicted to cell phones?
There's currently no scientific specific term for a person addicted to cell phones. However, the common term used today would be something along the lines of a "nomophobic." Nomophobia is the term for someone who's afraid of not being on their cell phone given the shortening of "nomo" (no mobile phone phobia).
What does cokewhore mean?
"Cokewhore" is a derogatory term used to describe someone who is addicted to or frequently uses cocaine. It is a demeaning label that suggests someone engages in risky or promiscuous behavior to support their drug habit.
What is crack heads?
someone who is addicted to crack
What do you call someone who is addicted to napping?
Lazy.
Can someone be addicted to blood?
Yes someone can be. But if it was not your own you could DIE.
Is there a technical term for milk?
The technical term for milk is "lacteal secretion."
