Overdose is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OVERDOSE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to give an excessive dose to
• take an overdose of a drug
• give an overdose to
• To dose to excess; to give an overdose, or too many doses, to.
• dose too heavily
• take an overdose
NOUN:
• an excessive and dangerous dose of a drug
• excessive dose of a drug
• Too great a dose; an excessive dose.

Words related to OVERDOSE

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Words that contain OVERDOSE

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How to use OVERDOSE in a sentence

• He died in Ohio more than forty years ago, and it is said that the immediate occasion of his demise was an overdose of hilarity.
• The dramatist, Warburton informs us, was addicted to the use of opium, and, in fact, died of an overdose of that drug.
• He had been drinking more than the Band of Hope would approve of, and on top of that he got an overdose of a powerful drug.
• Undoubtedly the poor lady had died from an overdose.
• This was about the quantity I had taken in Egypt, and as the effect then had been so slight, I judged that we ran no risk of taking an over-dose.
• What are the boundaries that divide the Jack of all Trades, the specialist and the victim of an overdose of repetition work.
• She was quite out of the habit of taking arsenic, too, and a very slight overdose would always produce the symptoms of poisoning.
• This overdose of kindness made its victims temporarily very ill, but caused no lasting harm.
• He swallowed laudanum, but, by making it an overdose, frustrated his own design.
• But she had had an overdose of unaccustomed drudgery, and she was growing desperate.
• Fortunately he had taken an under or overdose of it, and the effects manifested themselves only in a long illness.
• She had not recovered her appetite since her overdose of morphia.
• Both of them have an overdose of temperament and need a guardian with an iron hand.
• I am so afraid that you will get an overdose of culture from your visit to the Hub and am sending you an antidote of our sage, sand, and sunshine.
• An overdose of success had made him slack and self-indulgent, or, if he was plotting treachery, this may have been one of his devices for demoralizing the army.
• I had been saved from being smothered by having taken an overdose of some narcotic.
• Perhaps the overdose deadened his decision to stay away from the hospital.
• One of them thought that he might have taken an overdose of his sleeping drops, by mistake.
• I know you have too much judgment to let an overdose of vanity spoil the blessing and turn it into a misfortune.
• Yet he passed away from an overdose, or a wrong dose, of medicine given him through mistake, by the hands of the woman he loved most.
• A son came in casually to seek our aid in saving his father, who had attempted suicide with a large over-dose of opium.
• Your heart is awakened from its stupor, caused by an overdose of intellect.
• Her nurse, anxious for an evening out at a picture-palace, gives the child an overdose of sleeping-mixture, with the result that she nearly dies of it.
• An overdose acts as an emetic, and makes a wise wolf.
• If the death of the little hapless child was attributable to an overdose of the cordial, she had certainly not given it purposely.
• He died January 6, 1881, from the effects of an overdose of morphine which he administered himself.
• The cause of his death was an overdose of laudanum, and whether it was taken by mistake or design is uncertain.

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