narcotic

• The exhilaration roared through his mind like a narcotic, and he lifted the twitching body by the neck, half-dragging it over to the generators. —  SCIENCE FICTION ADVENTURES MAGAZINE
• At first I found them disturbing; slowly they became a kind of narcotic, as I realized that through them I could, however briefly and incompletely, become my echoes. —  F ;SF; - vol 092 issue 05 - May 1997
• It's almost as strong - I'm very serious about this when I say this - as a narcotic, as tobacco, as well as alcohol. —  MoneyBlogNetwork
• "I wish all users of the narcotic were as mindful of the comfort and health of their neighbours. —  Two Knapsacks A Novel of Canadian Summer Life
• It was then, when the scent of elder blossom, decaying fruit, mud and hot yew brooded there, that the place attained one of its most individual moods--narcotic, aphrodisiac In winter the yews and firs were like waving funeral plumes and mantled, headless goddesses; then the giant beeches would lash themselves to frenzy, and, stooping, would scourge the ice on Undern Pool and the cracked walls of the house, like beings drunken with the passion of cruelty. —  Gone to Earth

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