Dosed [verb]

For in Salmon's day, in the pride of compleation, the medical man might have dosed us with our nearest dead neighbour.

I dosed off for a bit, but about eight bells, as near as I can guess, I heard a deep grating sort of noise.

Those simple Bugis had dosed the water with a native drug made from the klang berry.

A child suffering from some other complaint is, therefore, not unfrequently dosed with vermifuges to its injury.

I hope mankind will be the better for the acrid medicines with which he has dosed them.

Herschel amused the neurotics, Watson dosed and blistered them—both for a consideration.

The deceased dosed himself, and did not obey the doctors' orders.

The girls who had been swamped went to bed and were dosed with hot drinks brewed over the campfire by Mrs. Havel.

This distressed Gomin beyond measure, for it was important that the meal should be eaten, since it was heavily dosed with opium.

How she dosed us with aconite and belladonna, watching over us and compelling us to throw off our fevers and colds!