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tippler

[ UK /tˈɪplɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. someone who drinks liquor repeatedly in small quantities

How To Use tippler In A Sentence

  • Drinkers in Bradford are more aware of recommended limits on how much they should drink than fellow tipplers across the rest of the country.
  • Impertinently a barrette on muscadet and topside a gaga synchronal lomatia tippler to depersonalization the scolytidae of the estivation garboil in resale. Rational Review
  • There can't be many tipplers in Rotherham and Barnsley who haven't had a pint pulled by Trissie Reynolds - probably South Yorkshire's oldest landlady.
  • Furtive and nimble tipplers and topers nightly dodged through alleys and back yards under the noses of the flashlamp-carrying guards.
  • Although he was not a ‘habitual tippler,’ or a rake, or a ‘lying Rogue’ but rather gave the appearance of a refined sensitive man, Sandy had few of the other positive attributes in Monro's list.
  • Her aunt had been a tippler, and his habit of keeping whiskey had been the one thing that had given her pause when he asked her to marry him. Narrative Magazine's Friday Feature: Alexi Zentner's 'Trapline'
  • The sun brings some curious sights to the city's streets, such as young folk in beach wear and al fresco tipplers.
  • Uncle George was a tippler and often got drunk.
  • Meanwhile, Lynley, who's been away on compassionate leave following the murder of his wife (in the preceding novel), is summoned back to duty to guide his possible replacement, an attractive divorcee and closet tippler named Isabelle Ardery. Book review of Elizabeth George's 'This Body of Death'
  • There's an all day happy hour from 11 a.m. until 8 p.m. with 50 percent being knocked off everything, so take heart all indigent tipplers!
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