Now updated for CSW19. New words, if any, and new inflections of existing words, are shown in red.
| alco | (Aust. sl.) a heavy drinker or alcoholic. |
| alewashed | (Shakesp.) affected by drinking beer. |
| alkie | (Coll.) an alcoholic. |
| alko | (Aust. sl.) a heavy drinker or alcoholic. |
| alky | (Coll.) an alcoholic. |
| antialcohol | against alcohol. |
| arseholed | (Coll.) very drunk. |
| babalas | (Zulu) drunk. |
| babbelas | (Zulu) drunk. |
| bacchanal | a drunken reveller. |
| bacchanalian | related to drinking; (noun) a drunken reveller. |
| barfly | a drinker who frequents bars. |
| bibacious | overly fond of drinking. |
| bibber | a tippler. |
| bibulous | inclined to drink; of or relating to drink or drinking. |
| bibulously | (Adv.) BIBULOUS, inclined to drink. |
| blatted | (slang) drunk. |
| blootered | (Scots) drunk. |
| blotto | (Sl.) drunk. |
| boose | (Obs.) to drink immoderately. |
| booze | alcoholic drink (verb) to drink immoderately |
| boozehound | (Coll.) an alcoholic. |
| boozer | (Sl.) a drunkard. |
| boozey | inclined to booze, drunken. |
| boozily | (Adv.) BOOZY, inclined to booze. |
| booziness | the state of being boozy. |
| boozy | inclined to booze, drunken. |
| borachio | (Spanish) a Spanish wineskin; a drunken fellow. |
| bousy | drunken, boozy. |
| bowse | to drink immoderately. |
| brannigan | (US slang) a drinking spree. |
| capernoited | slightly intoxicated or tipsy. |
| cockeyed | drunk. |
| cougan | (Aust. sl.) a rowdy drunkard. |
| crocked | drunk. |
| crunked krunked | excited or intoxicated. |
| dipso | (Short for) a dipsomaniac, one addicted to drink. |
| dipsomania | an abnormal craving for alcohol. |
| dipsomaniac | one addicted to drink. |
| dipsomaniacal | relating to dipsomania. |
| dronklap | (Afrikaans) a drunkard. |
| (Scots) drunken. | |
| druckenness | the state of being drucken. |
| drunk | intoxicated (noun) a drunkard |
| drunkard | one who gets habitually drunk. |
| drunken | drunk. |
| drunkenly | (Adv.) DRUNKEN, drunk. |
| drunkenness | the state of being drunken. |
| drunkish | somewhat drunk. |
| ebriate | intoxicated. |
| ebriated | intoxicated. |
| ebriety | intoxication. |
| ebriose | intoxicated. |
| ebriosity | addiction to drink; habitual drunkenness. |
| fap | (Shakesp.) fuddled or drunk. |
| fou | (Scots) drunk (noun) a bushel |
| fuddler | a drunkard. |
| fuzzle | (Dial.) to intoxicate, confuse, muddle. |
| habitual | according to habit (noun) someone who has a habit eg a drunkard, a drug-taker |
| habitually | (Adv.) HABITUAL, according to habit. |
| inebriant | something that inebriates. |
| inebriate | to make drunk. |
| inebriety | drunkenness. |
| inebrious | drunk; causing intoxication. |
| insobriety | want of sobriety. |
| ivresse | (Fr.) drunkenness. |
| jakey | (Scots) a homeless alcoholic. |
| juicehead | (Sl.) an alcoholic. |
| kaylied | (Sl.) intoxicated. |
| krunked | excited or intoxicated. |
| lagered | (Coll.) drunk. |
| langered | (Coll.) drunk. |
| legless | (Coll.) drunk. |
| lush | luxuriant (noun) an alcoholic (verb) to ply with alcohol |
| lusher | one who overindulges in alcohol. |
| lushy | tipsy; (noun) a drunkard |
| maltworm | (Shakesp.) a tippler. |
| methysis | drunkenness. |
| methystic | intoxicating. |
| moppy | (Obs. sl.) drunk. |
| mullered | (Coll.) drunk. |
| munted | drunk. |
| nephalism | total abstinence from alcoholic drinks. |
| nephalist | one who advocates or practices nephalism, total abstinence from alcoholic drinks. |
| paralytic | (Sl.) very drunk. |
| pisshead | (Sl.) a heavy drinker. |
| plonko | (Aust. sl.) an alcoholic esp one who drinks wine. |
| plotzed | (US sl.) drunk. |
| quaffer | one who quaffs, or drinks largely. |
| rubbydub | (Sl.) an alcoholic who will substitute any liquid inebriant should ethanol become unavailable, including rubbing alcohol. |
| rumdum | an alcoholic. |
| rumpot | an alcoholic. |
| scozza | (Aust. sl.) a rowdy person, esp one the worse for drink. |
| shickered | (Aust. sl.) drunk. |
| shikkered | (Aust. sl,.) drunk. |
| shitfaced | (Sl.) drunk. |
| sot | a habitual drunkard; (verb) to play the sot. |
| sottedly | (Adv.) SOTTED, drunk. |
| sottish | foolish, befuddled. |
| sottishly | (Adv.) SOTTISH, foolish, befuddled. |
| sottishness | the state of being sottish. |
| souser | a drunkard. |
| sozzly | sozzled. |
| squiff | (Coll.) tipsy, drunk. |
| squiffed | (Coll.) tipsy, drunk. |
| squiffy | (Coll.) tipsy, drunk. |
| stewbum | a drunken bum. |
| stinko | (Sl.) drunk. |
| stocious | (Sl.) Irish slang for drunk, intoxicated. |
| stotious | (Sl.) Irish slang for drunk, intoxicated. |
| stukkend | (S. Afr.) broken or wrecked; drunk. |
| suiplap | (S. Afr.) a drunkard. |
| swacked | drunk. |
| swipey | fuddled with malt liquor. |
| swizzler | a drunkard. |
| temulence | intoxication. |
| temulency | intoxication. |
| temulent | intoxicated, drunken. |
| temulently | (Adv.) TEMULENT, intoxicated, drunken. |
| tiddley | slightly drunk (noun) an alcoholic drink |
| tiddly | slightly drunk (noun) an alcoholic drink |
| tippler | one who tipples, drinks alcohol constantly in small quantities. |
| tipsify | to make tipsy. |
| tipsily | (Adv.) TIPSY, mildly inebriated. |
| tipsiness | the state of being tipsy. |
| tipsy | mildly inebriated. |
| toper | a drunkard. |
| tosspot | a toper, a drunkard. |
| turnt | (US) intoxicated. |
| undrunk | not drunk. |
| unsober | not sober (verb) to make unregulated or unrefined in manners |
| unsoberly | (Adv.) UNSOBER, not sober. |
| vinolent | (Obs.) addicted to wine. |
| whiskeyfied | intoxicated. |
| whiskified | intoxicated. |
| winebibber | a person who drinks a great deal of wine. |
| wino | (Sl.) an alcoholic. |
| woozily | (Adv.) WOOZY, slightly drunk or confused. |
| woozy | slightly drunk or confused. |