doped

As verbs the difference between doped and ionized

is that doped is (dope) while ionized is (ionize).

As an adjective doped

is drugged.

As verbs the difference between doped and doxed

is that doped is past tense of dope while doxed is past tense of dox.

As an adjective doped

is drugged.

As verbs the difference between dozed and doped

is that dozed is past tense of doze while doped is past tense of dope.

As an adjective doped is

drugged.

As verbs the difference between doped and dopped

is that doped is past tense of dope while dopped is past tense of dop.

As an adjective doped

is drugged.

As adjectives the difference between doped and dopey

is that doped is drugged while dopey is stupid, silly.

As a verb doped

is (dope).

As verbs the difference between coped and doped

is that coped is (cope) while doped is (dope).

As adjectives the difference between coped and doped

is that coped is clad in a cope while doped is drugged.

As adjectives the difference between dopes and doped

is that dopes is while doped is drugged.

As a verb doped is

(dope).

As verbs the difference between loped and doped

is that loped is (lope) while doped is (dope).

As an adjective doped is

drugged.

As verbs the difference between doted and doped

is that doted is (dote) while doped is (dope).

As adjectives the difference between doted and doped

is that doted is (obsolete) stupid; foolish while doped is drugged.

As adjectives the difference between doper and doped

is that doper is comparative of dope while doped is drugged.

As a noun doper

is one who uses performance enhancing substances for competitive gain, especially illegally.

As a verb doped is

past tense of dope.