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crap·u·lous
\ˈkrapyələs\ adjective
Etymology: Late Latin crapulosus, from Latin crapula intoxication (from Greek kraipalēintoxication, drunken headache)+ -osus -ous; probably akin to Greek kara head, and to Greek pallein to shake, quiver — more at cerebral, polemic
1. : intemperate especially in drink
< a crapulous old reprobate >
2. : suffering the effects of, derived from, or suggestive of intemperance especially in drink
< a crapulous stomach >
< crapulous slumber >
< crapulous stupidities >
• crap·u·lous·ly adverb |