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Definition of drunkard - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
chronic drinkerchronic alcohol consumer with little control
- The drunkard struggled to stay sober.
- The town's drunkard was well-known at the local pub.
- He was labeled a drunkard by his concerned family.
Expressions with drunkard
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mathematical concept of random steps
The drunkard's walk is used in probability theory.
Origin of drunkard
Old English, druncen (intoxicated) + -ard (habitual)
Terms with drunkard included in their meaning
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drunkard
person who drinks alcohol excessively
drunkard
person who drinks too much alcohol
martial arts
style of Chinese martial arts mimicking a drunkard's movements
drunkard
person who drinks alcohol excessively
drunken behavior
state of acting like a habitual drunkard or losing control from alcohol
alcohol
drunkard or habitual drinker
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- French:ivrogne, ...
- German:Trinker, ...
- Italian:bevitore, ...
- Spanish:borracho, ...
- Portuguese:bêbado, ...
- Chinese:酒鬼, ...
- Japanese:酔っ払い, ...
- Arabic:سِكِّير, ...
- Hebrew:שַׁתְיָין, ...
- Russian:пьяница, ...
- Ukrainian:п'яниця, ...
- Hindi:शराबी, ...
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