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hop·head

 (hŏp′hĕd′)
n. Slang
A drug addict.

[hop + head.]
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hophead

(ˈhɒpˌhɛd)
n
slang chiefly US a heroin or opium addict
[C20: from obsolete slang hop opium; see hop2]
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hop•head

(ˈhɒpˌhɛd)

n. Older Slang.
a narcotics addict, esp. an opium addict.
[1910–15]
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hophead

n (US pej inf) → Junkie m (inf)
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/ Courtesy of Hopheeads Bar Local bar Hopheads has introduced a pair of drinks nicknamed Bromance?featuring the Singapore summit.
"Partnering with Mims just makes sense when you think about all the hopheads out there who want to try our brews who may not have access to them otherwise," said Walt Dickinson.
Our tasters split on this one, with the hopheads cheering the bold hoppiness, and the traditionalists yearning for a more conventional aspect.
Elsewhere, Barrack Lane's Gravity Station, owned by Mid Wales brewery Waen, is a firm favourite among "hopheads", while Hopbunker has just opened opposite Cardiff Castle and Bierkeller at the Stadium Plaza.
ACE EDGE by Buxton Brewery (Derbyshire) One for the hopheads. A reboot of an already popular India Pale Ale called Axe Edge from this super reliable UK brewery.
WHO IT'S FOR Enophiles and hopheads who travel together.
"We think America's hopheads will enjoy giving the glass a try."--LS
More and more these days, tastes have actually moved to more hops, more bitterness; milds are out and hopheads rule.
They don't bar their doors for fear of hopheads smashing in and stealing the telly and video to pay for their habit.