Pronunciation: [dɹˈʌɡ pˈʊʃə] (IPA) 
The word "drug pusher" is typically spelled with a "d" followed by an "r" sound, and then a "u" that makes an "uh" sound. The "g" is pronounced like a hard "g" as in "goat," and the "p" sounds like a puff of air. Finally, the "shr" sound is pronounced, followed by an "uh" sound again. This word is used to describe someone who illegally sells drugs, oftentimes on the street. Its accurate phonetic transcription is /dɹʌɡ ˈpʊʃəɹ/.
A drug pusher refers to an individual who engages in the illegal distribution or selling of drugs, typically narcotics or illicit substances. The term is often used to describe someone who actively promotes, markets, and sells drugs through various means in order to profit from their illegal activities.
A drug pusher is commonly involved in the distribution chain, serving as a middleman between drug producers and the end-users, facilitating the flow of illegal drugs within communities. Their primary objective is to maximize sales and expand their customer base while disregarding the detrimental effects and potential harm associated with drug abuse.
Drug pushers employ various strategies to sell their illicit products, such as direct sales, networking, and recruiting vulnerable individuals as potential users or distributors. They may establish illegal drug markets or operate within existing networks, often in cooperation with organized crime syndicates. Their activities generally thrive in clandestine settings, with a constant need to avoid law enforcement scrutiny.
The consequences of drug pushing can be severe, both for individuals and society as a whole. Drug pushers contribute to the proliferation of addiction, criminal activities, and the devastation of lives by exploiting vulnerable individuals who may suffer from substance abuse disorders. Law enforcement agencies actively work to apprehend and prosecute drug pushers, aiming to dismantle drug networks and restore safety and well-being within communities.
The term "drug pusher" originates from American English slang. The word "drug" refers to any substance that has psychoactive effects and is commonly used recreationally or as a medicine. The word "pusher" is derived from the verb "push", which in this context means to sell or promote aggressively. Hence, a "drug pusher" is someone who engages in the illicit selling or distribution of drugs, often with a connotation of assertiveness or aggressiveness in their tactics.
