heroin addict - Meaning in Telugu

heroin addict - Meaning in Telugu

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Definitions and Meaning of heroin addict in English

heroin addict noun

  1. someone addicted to heroin

What is heroin addict meaning in Telugu?

The word or phrase heroin addict refers to someone addicted to heroin. See heroin addict meaning in Telugu, heroin addict definition, translation and meaning of heroin addict in Telugu. Learn and practice the pronunciation of heroin addict. Find the answer of what is the meaning of heroin addict in Telugu.

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