Addiction 1
Addiction 2
Misc.
Phrasal Verbs
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When you make an addiction worse, you _____ it

feed

100

When you feel very sad and don't care about anything, you feel _____

empty

100

Deep and/or long term satisfaction

fulfillment

100

To become (something different)

turn into

200

When you quit something something like drugs, alcohol, or even caffeine, you might get these symptoms (one word):

withdrawals

200

That little twinge you feel in your brain, telling you to do something

compulsion

200

Doing several things at once (for example, checking your email while writing an essay)

multitasking

200

To report someone to an authority (usually the police)

turn someone in

300

This suffix, after a noun, describes someone who is addicted to that noun

-holic

300

Alcoholics Anonymous is an example of this type of treatment for addiction

support group

300

When you try to think of the best way to solve a problem

strategize

300

To reveal something significant about yourself to the public

come out

400

When you cut off an addiction, at once and completely, you go

cold turkey

400

When you do a lot of something all at once

go on a binge

400

A fresh start

clean slate

400

To experience or endure something, usually difficult

go through

500

When you do something bad, which causes something else bad, which then makes the original thing worse, and then that makes the second thing worse again... (and so on and so on)

vicious cycle

500

Free from danger

out of the woods

500

Dealing with so much, or something so distressing, that you're unable to think straight

overwhelmed

500

To outwardly display symptoms of something

present with