Pronunciation: /doʊp/
noun a drug, typically illegal, taken for recreational purposes
A1 I saw a dope on the street.
A2 She thought the new song was dope.
B1 The police found a stash of dope in his apartment.
B2 The movie had some dope special effects.
C1 The artist's latest album is considered dope by critics.
C2 The fashion designer's new collection is absolutely dope.
adjective excellent, outstanding, or cool
A1 I bought a dope new jacket.
A2 The party was dope, everyone had a great time.
B1 The concert was dope, the band played all their hits.
B2 She has a dope sense of style, always looking fashionable.
C1 The film received rave reviews for its dope special effects.
C2 The artist's latest album is considered dope by music critics.
formal The laboratory successfully synthesized a new type of dope for medical use.
informal That new song is so dope, I can't stop listening to it.
slang I got some dope sneakers at the mall yesterday.
figurative Her idea to start a charity was really dope, it's making a big impact in the community.
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