Addicted to drunkenness.

Given to drunkenness, drunken.

addicted to drunkenness.

Given to drink; habitually intemperate. (The more common current sense.)

That drinks deeply, addicted to drinking.

Addicted or given up to boozing; drunken.

Addicted to bousing, drunken.

Given to drinking. Obsolete. rare.

Affected by, addicted to, drinking.

upsy Friese Hence upsy-ˈfriese v. to drain or empty (a pot of liquor). upsy-ˈfriesy adj. addicted to drinking deeply.

Given to drinking; affected by drink. Cf. wet, adj. 14. rare.

Given or addicted to, characterized or affected by, excessive drinking or coarse self-indulgence. Also absol.

That swills or drinks greedily; addicted to excessive drinking. Also of a draught of liquor, Abundant, ‘deep’.

Addicted to, or fond of, drinking; bibulous.

spec. Given to the immoderate use of intoxicating drink; addicted to drinking.

that swills down liquor, addicted to excessive drinking.

colloquial. Addicted to drink.

Given to drinking alcohol.

Pertaining or addicted to compotation.

Addicted to alcohol (ethanol), affected with alcoholism; showing the effect of habitually drinking alcohol; (also) under the influence of alcohol…

That drinks. Of persons: Addicted to drinking; spec. indulging freely in intoxicants.

Addicted to drinking or tippling.

The action or habit of drinking (to excess); a time or occasion of drinking. rare except in colloquial phrase on the drink. Cf. drunk, adj. 1.