Gassed [adjective]

We pay them and they're supposed to protect us but they gassed us for no good reason, gassed us like they gas enemy soldiers.'

After the soldiers were provided with proper respirators containing a chemical antidote, they were in no danger of being "gassed."

So I gassed up the buggy, turned the nose East, and took off like a man with a purpose in mind.

They, too, had been "gassed;" and though they had not suffered so severely as the French, many of them were already out of action.

Then the gallant Sergeant-Major, now badly gassed, staggered back to serve his guns once more.

There is no doubt that by his cool gallantry he saved many men from being gassed.

The man who inhales phosgene may not know that he is gassed.

Everything depends on which way the wind is blowing and what place is gassed.

Came and jawed about Nobby and then gassed him with his cigar till he did a bunk.

He was gassed at Ypres a year and a half ago, and had a bullet taken out of his chest about two months since.