Pronunciation: /ˈpɪlˌhɛd/

Definitions of pillhead

noun a person who is addicted to or frequently uses pills, especially prescription drugs

Example Sentences

A1 My neighbor is a pillhead and always forgets to take out the trash.

A2 The pillhead at the pharmacy always gives me good recommendations for over-the-counter medication.

B1 The support group helped the recovering pillhead stay clean and sober.

B2 The documentary shed light on the struggles of being a pillhead in today's society.

C1 The rehabilitation center offers specialized programs for pillheads seeking long-term recovery.

C2 The psychiatrist conducted a study on the psychological effects of being a pillhead.

Examples of pillhead in a Sentence

formal The doctor warned about the dangers of becoming a pillhead due to excessive use of prescription medication.

informal I heard that guy is a total pillhead, always popping painkillers for every little ache.

slang Don't hang out with that pillhead, he's always looking for a quick fix.

figurative His addiction to social media turned him into a digital pillhead, constantly seeking validation online.

Grammatical Forms of pillhead

plural

pillheads

comparative

more pillhead

superlative

most pillhead

present tense

pillhead

future tense

will pillhead

perfect tense

have pillhead

continuous tense

is pillheading

singular

pillhead

positive degree

pillhead

infinitive

to pillhead

gerund

pillheading

participle

pillheaded

Origin and Evolution of pillhead

First Known Use: 1920 year
Language of Origin: English
Story behind the word: The word 'pillhead' originated from the English language.
Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to someone who frequently takes pills or drugs, the term 'pillhead' has evolved to also describe someone who is addicted to prescription medication or exhibits behavior associated with drug abuse.