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spiked

adjective as in having a spike

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Sleep problems have been on the rise for years and have spiked since the pandemic alongside other mental health concerns.

He said two or three of his 1,800 cows had spiked a virus on Oct.

Ms Nicholls welcomed the support for bar and door staff to be able to identify the signs that somebody may have been spiked - as well as the crucial step of what to do next.

From BBC

On the travellers’ chat-groups many have been questioning whether only women’s drinks had been spiked with methanol.

From BBC

In Nevada this past February, the then-presumptive GOP candidate shouted out the conservative #creators from the campaign stump, marveling at the reach of their 2022 interview before YouTube spiked it.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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