Steroid in a sentence as a noun

They should enjoy the steroid boost while it lasts.

Maybe among steroid users -- but even there, not common.

Just as most FPS games have no male characters who aren't steroid-addled loons and/or cannon fodder.

Don't forget about steroid usage since 1950's. Even olympic athlete trainers don't hide this fact.

> Like a C++ on steroidRust most definitely isn't "like a C++ on steroid" from a complexity standpoint.

So the culture is more likely to disfavor steroid use, especially if used for secret advantage, or likely to set off a 'red queen race'.

Who's to say that, if Michael Lewis skipped that fateful dinner, he wouldn't have gone to a frat party, met a future ballplayer, and then gone on to break the MLB steroid scandal.

It just seems as though the Bulgarians are particularly inept at planning their steroid cycles to avoid detection at international meetings.

When I was in the military, my entire section had the privilege of having a steroid-laden megalomaniac as a first-line supervisor for close to three years.

Recall that cholesterol is the most basic steroid; from it, all other steroids, including anabolic androgenic steroids such as Testosterone, are metabolized.

She is a portrait of misery, holding back tears during the exam, profusely apologetic for coming in, this is her first infection in 2 years and she's just in absolute despair because she doesn't want more surgery, and begs for the antibiotic only because the antibiotic-steroid combo, in her experience, hurts more and promises she will got to the ER if she gets a headache.

Steroid definitions

noun

any of several fat-soluble organic compounds having as a basis 17 carbon atoms in four rings; many have important physiological effects

noun

any hormone affecting the development and growth of sex organs