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Colloquial spelling of "viciado" (hooked): a person addicted to, or obsessively devoted to, something, most often a video game.

REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE

"He has been playing the same game since morning; he is completely hooked."

LORE & ORIGIN

Informal spelling of "viciado" that reproduces the dropped "d" of relaxed speech. The online Diccionario Libre records it as Dominican usage with two senses: someone addicted to or very fond of something (its example mentions a computer) and someone hooked on a game ("Tú ta viciao con ese juego"). The related verb "viciar" is used in Spanish gaming writing for playing for hours without stopping. The first use of the spelling is not documented.

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