DRUNK etc. – NOUNS, PERSON
– ‘a drunken man that pisses under the table into his companions’ shoes’ VICE-ADMIRAL M17 sl.
– ‘a drunken man that pisses under the table into his companions’ shoes’ VICE-ADMIRAL OF THE NARROW SEAS M17 sl.
– a beer drunkard BEERHEAD 1869 US sl.
– a beer drunkard; a beer drinker BREWSTER Bk2006 US sl.
– a beer drunkard; a confirmed tippler BEER BARREL 1600 sl.
– a beggar drunkard; a tramp who frequents barrel houses (cheap saloons) BARREL-HOUSE BUM c1920 Amer. tramps’ sl.
– a confirmed drunkard, a heavy drinker, traditionally with a red nose ADMIRAL OF THE RED c1596 Eng. sl.
– a confirmed drunkard; a tippler, a sot; a heavy drinker, as borne out by their red face ADMIRAL OF THE RED c1596 sl.
– a drunkard ADMIRAL LUSHINGTON Bk1823 sl.
– a drunkard ALKI STIFF L19 US criminals’ sl.
– a drunkard ALKY BUM 20C US sl.
– a drunkard ARTILLERYMAN 1903 sl.
– a drunkard BAG OF BEER 1880 Aust. sl.
– a drunkard BANG-PITCHER 1639 obs.
– a drunkard BEER-BOY Bk1898 Eng. dial.
– a drunkard BEER JERK Bk1980 Amer. sl.
– a drunkard BEER-SWIPER 1882 Aust. sl.
– a drunkard BEVVY HOMEY; BEVVY OMEE 1934 Aust. sl.
– a drunkard BILLY BORN DRUNK 1885 Eng. sl.
– a drunkard BIMMY Bk1992 criminals’ sl.
– a drunkard BINGO-BOY 1946 US sl.
– a drunkard BIZZLE Bk1891 sl.
– a drunkard BIZZLER Bk1891 sl.
– a drunkard BLOAK; BLOKE Bk1913-17 Amer. dial.
– a drunkard BLOTTER Bk1975 US sl.
– a drunkard BLYBE Bk1911 Sc.
– a drunkard BOOZE FREAK Bk1970 US students’ sl.
– a drunkard BORRACHO 1932 Amer. dial.
– a drunkard BOTTLE Bk2006 US sl.
– a drunkard BOTTLE MAN 1944 US sl.
– a drunkard BUDGER 19C sl.
– a drunkard CHRISTMAS TREE Bk2006 US sl.
– a drunkard COD L19 sl.
– a drunkard COPPER-NOSE M19 African-American sl.
– a drunkard CROCK 20C US sl.
– a drunkard DAISY 1900s sl.
– a drunkard DEAD ONE 1930s US tramps’ sl.
– a drunkard DIP M20 US sl.
– a drunkard DIPS 1925 sl.
– a drunkard DRONKIE 1969 S. Afr.
– a drunkard DRUNKER a1538 obs.
– a drunkard D-TIST 19C Brit. sl.
– a drunkard DYSO M20 sl.
– a drunkard ELBOW-CROOKER 19C Brit. sl.
– a drunkard ENSIGN-BEARER E19 Brit. sl.
– a drunkard FAITHFUL 1609 sl.
– a drunkard FUNNEL 20C sl., orig. African-American
– a drunkard GEEK; GEKE 1961 US teen sl.
– a drunkard GILLPOTS 20C market-traders’ sl.
– a drunkard GIN BARREL 1865 US sl.
– a drunkard GLASS Bk1975 Amer. sl. obs. rare
– a drunkard GROGHOUND 20C US sl.
– a drunkard GULLION B1900 Eng. dial.
– a drunkard GUTTLE 19C Brit. sl.
– a drunkard HAIL-FELLOW-ALL-WET M20 US jocular usage
– a drunkard HAMMERHEAD Bk1995 Amer. sl.
– a drunkard HARD CASE Bk1860 Amer. dial.
– a drunkard HEISTER Bk1995 Amer. sl.
– a drunkard HOOTCHER M20 US sl.
– a drunkard JAG L18 Amer. sl.
– a drunkard JICKHEAD 1938 Amer. dial.
– a drunkard JIGHEAD 1928 Amer. dial.
– a drunkard LARGE-HEAD L19 US sl.
– a drunkard LUG-POT 19C Brit. rhyming sl. for ‘sot’
– a drunkard LUSH BLOWEN E19 sl.
– a drunkard LUSH COVE E19 sl.
– a drunkard LUSHEY; LUSHIE; LUSHY 1944 US sl.
– a drunkard LUSH HOUND 1935 US sl.
– a drunkard LUSHING-MAN 1859
– a drunkard LUSHINGTON 1851 sl.
– a drunkard LUSH MERCHANT L19 Aust. sl.
– a drunkard LUSHO M19 sl.
– a drunkard MOONER Bk1905 Brit. sl.
– a drunkard MOPPER-UP Bk1919 Aust. services sl.
– a drunkard NASE NAB 17C UK criminals’ sl.
– a drunkard NAZIE NAB; NAZY NAB 1785 UK criminals’ sl.
– a drunkard NAZY-COVE 17C cant
– a drunkard OLD SOAK E19 sl.
– a drunkard POT-FURY L16 sl.
– a drunkard POTHEAD 1639 UK sl.
– a drunkard POT-MASTER Bk1880 obs.
– a drunkard POT-VALIANT 1623 sl.
– a drunkard QUARTER POT 20C rhyming sl. for ‘sot’
– a drunkard RAT-ARSE 1990s
– a drunkard REEL-POT Bk1903 sl.
– a drunkard RING-PIGGER 1570 obs.
– a drunkard SALT 1965 Barbados
– a drunkard SAMMY SOFT 1837 sl.
– a drunkard SCANDERT Bk1904 Eng. dial.
– a drunkard SCANDRET Bk1855 Eng. dial.
– a drunkard SOAK 1820 sl.
– a drunkard SOP 1942 Amer. dial.
– a drunkard SOPPER 1965 Amer. dial.
– a drunkard SPLIB 1970s sl.
– a drunkard SUCK-BOTTLE c1709 cant
– a drunkard SUCK-PINT 1611 cant
– a drunkard SUCK-SPIGOT 1585 cant
– a drunkard TASHEL 1790 Eng. dial.
– a drunkard TASSEL 1790 Eng. dial.
– a drunkard WET-‘UN 19C Brit. sl.
– a drunkard WET-HAND L19 Brit. sl.
– a drunkard WETSTER 19C sl.
– a drunkard WET-SUBJECT 19C sl.
– a drunkard WINE-BAG 19C Brit. sl.
– a drunkard ZIG-ZAG World War I sl.
– a drunkard; a beer sot BEER-SWAB Bk1873 Eng. dial.
– a drunkard; a boon companion; a jolly fellow; a roisterer; a toper EPHESIAN 1597 obs.
– a drunkard; a chronic drinker LUSH-HEAD 1945 sl.
– a drunkard; a confirmed or heavy drinker PISSHEAD 1946 NZ & UK sl.
– a drunkard; a confirmed tippler BARREL Bk1891 sl.
– a drunkard; a customer far gone in liquor TRANCE Bk1962 Amer. bartenders’ sl.
– a drunkard; a deep drinker ROB-POT 1599 obs.
– a drunkard, a down-and-out WARB 1977 Aust. sl.
– a drunkard; a drinker BEER-TANK L19 sl.
– a drunkard; a drinker GARGLER 1967 sl.
– a drunkard; a drinker of alcohol BOOZER 1606 sl.
– a drunkard; a drinker of alcohol RUMMY 1851 sl., chiefly US
– a drunkard; a drinker of alcohol SHICKER; SHIKER; SHIKKER 1906 Aust. & NZ sl.
– a drunkard; a drinker of alcohol SOUSE 1915 sl., orig. US
– a drunkard; a drinker of alcohol STIFF 1907 sl.
– a drunkard; a drinker of alcohol TANKER 1912 sl.
– a drunkard; a drinker of alcohol WHITE LINE 1908 US sl.
– a drunkard; a drunken man BOOZINGTON c1860 Aust. sl.
– a drunkard; a gin drinker GIN SLINGER 1855
– a drunkard; a gin drinker GINHEAD 1869 sl., orig. US
– a drunkard; a gin drinker GIN-SOAK 1932 US sl.
– a drunkard; a gin drinker GIN-TUB 1866 UK sl.
– a drunkard; a great drinker SWILL-BELLY a1700 obs.
– a drunkard; a habitual drinker ELBOW BENDER 1958 Amer. dial.
– a drunkard; a habitual drinker POT-MAN 1589 obs. rare
– a drunkard; a habitual drinker; one given to carousing BAT c1915 Amer. sl.
– a drunkard; a hard drinker BEER JERKER 1866 US sl.
– a drunkard; a hard drinker BELCHER Bk2006 US sl.
– a drunkard; a hard drinker BENDER 1727
– a drunkard; a hard drinker, a boon companion, a tippler FUDDLECAP 1666 obs.
– a drunkard; a hard drinker; a sot BEZZLE 1592 obs. rare
– a drunkard; a hard drinker; one inclined to fight when drunk DEHORN 1926 Amer. dial.
– a drunkard; a hard drinker, one inclined to fight when drunk DEHORNER 1958 Amer. dial.
– a drunkard; a heavy drinker GUZZLE-GUTS 1788 sl.
– a drunkard; a heavy drinker GUZZLER L18 sl.
– a drunkard; a heavy drinker HELLBENDER Bk1995 Amer. sl.
– a drunkard; a heavy drinker LAPPER M19 Brit. colloq.
– a drunkard; a heavy drinker LUSHER 1848 US sl.
– a drunkard; a heavy drinker SOAKER 1593 Brit. sl.
– a drunkard; a heavy drinker, a confirmed toper BIB-ALL-NIGHT 1612 colloq.
– a drunkard; a ‘knight of the pot’; a tippler POT-KNIGHT 1587
– a drunkard; a ‘larky’ rather tipsy sailor; a drinker of alcohol JACK ASHORE 1909 colloq.
– a drunkard; a lover of malted liquors; a beer drinker MALTWORM c1550
– a drunkard; a man always seen at the same tavern or bar ONE OF THE FAITHFUL E17 sl.
– a drunkard; a man given to drinking alcohol after the midday meal; a habitual drinker of alcohol AFTERNOON MAN 1615
– a drunkard; a man given to drinking alcohol after the midday meal; a habitual drinker of alcohol AFTERNOON’S MAN 1615
– a drunkard; a man who goes into a saloon and squats there like a toad on a rock; a heavy drinker BAR TOAD 1958 Amer. loggers’ usage
– a drunkard; an alcoholic ALCHY; ALCI; ALKI; ALKIE; ALKY 1929 US sl.
– a drunkard; an alcoholic GLOW WORM Bk1995 Amer. sl.
– a drunkard; an alcoholic LAGGING BOAT 2000s sl.
– a drunkard; an alcoholic SAUCE-HOUND 1940s US sl.
– a drunkard; an alcoholic SOT-POT 1965 Amer. dial.
– a drunkard; an alcoholic ZONKER Bk1988 sl.
– a drunkard; an ale-drinker ALE-SOAKER Bk1898 Eng. dial.
– a drunkard; an ale-drinker ALE-SOP Bk1898 Eng. dial.
– a drunkard; an ale-drinker ALE-SWAB Bk1898 Eng. dial.
– a drunkard; an ale-drinker ALE-SWATTLER Bk1898 Eng. dial.
– a drunkard; an ale-drinker ALE-WISP 19C Brit. sl.
– a drunkard; an ale-drinker ALE-YOTTLER Bk1898 Eng. dial.
– a drunkard; a person addicted to his cups CUP-LEECH 1593 obs.
– a drunkard; a person who fools about; a feckless or irresponsible person PISS ARTIST 1962 colloq.
– a drunkard; a person who frequents bars; a habitual drinker BARFLY 1896 sl., orig. & chiefly US
– a drunkard; a person who hangs about bars, a heavy drinker BARSTOOL JOCKEY 1980 US sl.
– a drunkard; a person who suffers from an uncontrollable urge to drink DIPSO 1880 UK
– a drunkard, a sot BAZIL 1816 Sc. obs.
– a drunkard; a sot BELCH-GUTS Bk1891 sl.
– a drunkard; a sot BOUSER Bk1911 Sc.
– a drunkard; a sot GIN-CRAWLER Bk1896 sl.
– a drunkard; a sot MOIST-‘UN 1933 US sl.
– a drunkard; a sot SAPPER Bk1903 sl.
– a drunkard; a sot; one who drinks to excess BEAZLER a1593 obs.
– a drunkard; a steady drinker JUG-TOTER 1966 Amer. dial.
– a drunkard; a thirsty fellow; a heavy drinker TICKLE-PITCHER a1700 sl.
– a drunkard; a tippler AFTERNOON MAN E17 sl.
– a drunkard; a tippler ALE-KNIGHT L16 Brit. sl.
– a drunkard; a tippler BINGO-BOY 1859 US gang sl.
– a drunkard; a tippler JERKER E19 Brit. sl.
– a drunkard; a tippler; someone who drinks after the noon meal and well into the evening AFTER-DINNER MAN E17 Brit. sl.
– a drunkard; a toper BLACK-POT c1590 UK obs.
– a drunkard; a toss-pot KEACH-CUP a1125 obs. rare
– a drunkard, esp. a down-and-out drunkard POT Bk1975 Amer. sl.
– a drunkard; one soaked in liquor BLOAT a1861 US
– a drunkard; one who ‘sucks’ or drinks out of a pot; a toper POT-LEECH 1630 obs.
– a drunkard; one who can drink a great deal of beer before becoming intoxicated TANK 1896 sl.
– a drunkard; one who drinks a great deal; a hard drinker TOPER 1673 now chiefly literary
– a drunkard; one who drinks much BEZZLER a1593 obs.
– a drunkard; one who drinks steadily, or a great deal LIQUOR-HEAD 1944 Amer. dial.
– a drunkard; one who drinks to excess; a brisk old fellow fond of his glass OLD TOAST 1668 sl. obs.
– a drunkard; one who has a notably red nose OLD RASPBERRY 1910s sl.
– a drunkard; one who is tipsy LEAN-AWAY Bk1892 Aust. sl.
– a drunkard; one who sits long or is fast bound to his cups; a habitual drinker SIT-FAST 1828 Eng. dial.
– a drunkard; one who spends their time in bars; a ‘barfly’; a heavy drinker BAR-BUMMER 1908 Aust. sl.
– a drunkard or a person who is intoxicated; one who is ‘far ahead’ in his drinking FARAHEAD E20 US sl.
– a drunkard; someone who sponges drinks CADGER 20C US sl.
– a drunkard; someone who sponges drinks CAGER 20C US sl.
– a drunkard; the habitual occupier of a bar; a heavy drinker BARHOUND 1916 sl.
– a drunkard; the habitual occupier of a bar; a heavy drinker BAR-PROP 1980 US sl.
– a drunkard; the habitual occupier of a bar, day in, day out; a heavy drinker BAR COOTIE 1920 US sl.
– a drunkard who frequently goes on a ‘toot’ or drinking spree TOOTER E20 Brit. sl.
– a drunkard who is frequently ‘oiled’ OILER 1916 sl.
– a drunkard who vomits over his neighbour at table ADMIRAL OF THE NARROW SEAS 1650 UK sl.
– a drunkard who would lick the spigot of a cask to get to the alcohol LICK-SPIGOT 19C Brit. colloq.
– a drunkard who would lick the stopper in a cask to get at the alcohol LICK-WIMBLE 19C Brit. colloq.
– a drunkard with a seemingly infinite capacity for alcohol BLOTTER 1910s US sl.
– a drunken harlot NAZIE MORT 1785 sl.
– a drunken, idle scamp SCABBLE-OUT Bk1904 Eng. dial.
– a drunken layabout JOHNNY WARDER L19 Aust. sl.
– a drunken man BUTTERED BUN E18 sl.
– a drunken man LUSHY-COVE 1812 sl.
– a drunken man PUGGY 1899 Sc.
– a drunken old hag FAIRY 19C sl.
– a drunken person who has been arrested and taken to the cells RAT M17 sl.
– a drunken pest GEORGIE BEST 1992 UK rhyming sl.
– a drunken reveller BACCHAL Bk1902
– a drunken reveller BACCHANAL 1812
– a drunken reveller BACCHANALIAN 1617
– a drunken reveller BACCHANT 1699
– a drunken rogue NAZIE COVE 1785 sl.
– a drunken roisterer FLAG OF DEFIANCE Bk1893 sl.
– a drunken tramp; a hobo-drunkard DISTILLERY STIFF 20C US sl.
– a drunken vagrant BELCH 1935 US sl.
– a drunken, wicked person TAZZLE Bk1869 Eng. dial.
– a drunken yob 1977 UK sl.
– a drunk person DEAD-HEAD 1930s African-American sl.
– a drunk person SKATE 1900 Amer. dial.
– a drunk person who has an unsteady brain TICKLE-BRAIN 1598 obs.
– a drunk who accused another of being drunk LOGICIAN 20C Brit. sl.
– a drunk who soaks up alcohol MOP Bk1873 sl.
– a female drunkard; a female lover of brandy BINGO-MORT 1725 sl. obs.
– a female drunken reveller BACCHANTE 1797
– a girl who is both drunk and promiscuous PIG Bk1970 US students’ sl.
– a habitual drunkard HABITUAL 1884 colloq.
– a habitual drunkard INEBRIATE L18
– a habitual drunkard; a drinker of alcohol LUSH 1890 sl., chiefly US
– a habitual drunkard; a heavy drinker LUSHWELL 1960 Amer. sl.
– a habitual drunkard; an alcoholic SOAKAPEE 1940s W. Indies
– a habitual drunkard; one who drinks whisky quickly and to excess BILLIARD DRINKER Bk1975 US sl.
– a lean drunkard BACHELOR 1650
– an inveterate drunkard SAND-BED OF DRINK 1838 Sc.
– an inveterate drunkard; one who ‘absorbs’ much liquor; an insatiable drinker SAND-BED 1824 Sc.
– a person who becomes drunk quickly CHEAP DRUNK Bk1999 Aust. sl.
– a person who easily becomes drunk TWO-POT SCREAMER 1959 Aust. sl.
– a person who gets drunk and cannot control himself FISH Bk1970 US sl.
– a person who gets drunk; one who makes tipsy TIPSIFICATOR 1873 nonce word
– a person who gets drunk; one who makes tipsy TIPSIFIER 1873 nonce word
– a person who gets drunk on very little alcohol CADBURY 1996 Aust. sl., derogatory
– a person who gets drunk regularly HIGH GITTER Bk1971 Boonville California jargon
– a person who is a drunkard on wine WINO 20C US sl.
– a person who is under the influence of alcohol GLASS-EYES 1949 drug addicts’ sl.
– a person who is under the influence of alcohol GLASSY EYES 1920 drug addicts’ sl.
– a reeling drunkard GEOMETRICIAN 19C sl.
– a slovenly drunkard HAYBAG 1851 sl.
– a tottering, disgusting old drunkard BLISTER 1930 Amer. dial.
– a very drunk person COT-CASE 1897
– a White wino MISS ROMA Bk1972 homosexual sl.
– a wine drunkard GRAPE 1977 US sl.
– a woman who is drunk and disorderly LADY FROM THE GROUND UP L19 US sl.
– habitual drunkards; those who habitually give way to excessive drinking ANGELS TOGETHER Bk1892 W. Indian sl.
DRUNK etc. – NOUNS, PERSON, OTHER
– a person who robs a drunk LUSH-TOUCHER 1900s US sl.
– a person who robs passed-out drunks DEADPICKER 1930s US tramps’ sl.
– a person who specializes in robbing sleeping or passed-out drunks, esp. in subways LUSH DIP 1910s sl.
– a person who specializes in robbing sleeping or passed-out drunks, esp. in subways LUSH DIVER 1910s sl.
– a person who specializes in robbing sleeping or passed-out drunks, esp. in subways LUSHER 1910s sl.
– a person who specializes in robbing sleeping or passed-out drunks, esp. in subways LUSH GRAFTER 1910s sl.
– a person who steals from drunks LUSH-ROLLER 1925 sl.
– a person who steals from drunks LUSH-WORKER 1930 sl.
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