Thesaurus:drunkard
English
Synonyms
- alkie (informal)
- barfly (slang)
- booze artist (slang, Australia)
- boozehound (slang)
- boozer (slang)
- bouser (obsolete)
- cupster (rare)
- dipso (informal)
- fuddlecap (obsolete)
- fuddler (archaic)
- grog artist (slang, Australia)
- lick-wimble (obsolete)
- lush (pejorative)
- pisshead (pejorative)
- pisspot (Australia, pejorative)
- reel-pot (obsolete)
- rinse-pitcher (obsolete)
- soak (slang, UK)
- sot (pejorative)
- souse (pejorative)
- sponge (informal)
- squeeze-grape (obsolete)
- sucker (archaic, slang)
- suck-pint (obsolete)
- swill-belly (obsolete)
- swill-bowl (obsolete)
- swill-flagon (obsolete)
- swill-pot (obsolete)
- swill-tub (obsolete)
- swillking (UK, slang)
- tun (archaic, humorous or derogatory)
Archetypes
- Cootie Brown (US)
- Cooter Brown (US)
Antonyms
- teetotaler [WS]
Hyponyms
- vodkaholic (rare)
Translations
- See drunk
- Finnish: Thesaurus:juoppo
See also
Further reading
- “959. drunkenness” in Roget's Thesaurus, T. Y. Crowell Co., 1911.
- “drunkard” in Moby Thesaurus II, Grady Ward, 1996.
- drinker, drunkard, inebriate, boozer, dipsomaniac at Google Ngram Viewer
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