1. administering drugs to someone, especially without their knowledge or consent
Usage: present participle of bedrug; often implies deception or harm

Examples

• The suspect was accused of bedrugging the victim's drink at the bar.
• Bedrugging someone without consent is a serious crime.
• The doctor discussed bedrugging the patient to manage pain before surgery.
• She worried about bedrugging her child unnecessarily with over-the-counter medications.
• Bedrugging animals for transport requires veterinary oversight.