imbiber's Usage Examples:

Colonel Forrester was a feisty war veteran and rum imbiber who had a reputation for cutting up the drawing room furniture with his.

the drug is very addicting; withdrawal will almost certainly kill the imbiber.

Wonka informs everyone that the drink will cause the imbiber to float, but forbids anyone to partake.

Rimbaud's first stay in London in September 1872 converted him from an imbiber of absinthe to a smoker of opium, and drinker of gin and beer.

A small piece of dried venom, mixed with water, endows the imbiber with strength and courage for days.

McCabe was a frequent imbiber at his favorite bar Gino and Carlo, in North Beach where he enjoyed his.

mixture is set alight, and after a few seconds, extinguished by having the imbiber seal the top of the glass with their hand, although often a coaster or.

Also, drinking only a short snort allowed the imbiber to honestly point to his moderation.

Asquith, a noted imbiber).

bibere "to drink" via OF imbiber) bibō (bibere) "to drink", pōtus "drink (n.

Synonyms:

wassailer; ale drinker; drinker; tippler; bar fly; rummy; sot; drunken reveller; consumer; juicer; toper; drunken reveler; bacchanal; wino; beer drinker; guzzler; drunkard; social drinker; moderationist; carouser; drunk; inebriate; bacchant;

Antonyms:

juvenile; unexcited; sober; depress; nondrinker;