- vegged out
- vegged outdebilitated by drugs or alcohol. •
Ernie is vegged out and has quit his job and everything.
•Won't be long till Larry is vegged out altogether.
Dictionary of American idioms. 2013.
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veg — /vɛdʒ/ (say vej) Colloquial –noun 1. a vegetable or vegetables: steak and three veg. –verb (i) (vegged, vegging) Also, veg out. 2. to relax into a passive and accepting frame of mind, especially by watching television. Also, vegie, vege, vedge.… …
