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Hallucinogen

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hallucinogen /hal·lu·ci·no·gen/ (hah-loo´sin-ah-jen?) an agent that is capable of producing hallucinations.hallucinogen´ic
hal·lu·ci·no·gen (h-ls-n-jn)
n.
A substance that induces hallucination.
hal·lucin·o·genic (-jnk) adj.
Hallucinogen
A drug that distorts sensory perceptions and disturbs emotion, judgment, and memory.
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hallucinogen,
n substance which distorts a person's sensory perception, inducing false perceptions such as noises and images that do not really exist.
hallucinogen
an agent capable of producing hallucinations or false sensory perceptions. Unlikely to have any use in animals.
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