crapulous in English

adjective

tending to eat or drink to excess

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1. Crapulous definition in English dictionary, crapulous meaning, synonyms, see also 'Crapulously',crapulousness',cuprous',crap'

2. Crapulously definitions In a crapulous manner.

3. 32 synonyms for Bombed: besotted, crapulent, crapulous, drunk, drunken, inebriate, inebriated, intoxicated

4. Crapulously (comparative more Crapulously, superlative most Crapulously) In a crapulous manner.

5. 33 synonyms for Crapulent: besotted, crapulous, drunk, drunken, inebriate, inebriated, intoxicated

6. Actually, Crapulence and its related forms crapulent and crapulous, come from a Latin word meaning “intoxication.” and …

7. Actually, crapulence and its related forms Crapulent and crapulous, come from a Latin word meaning “intoxication.” and have to do with drunkenness

8. In his last annual message, Leitch denounced "the Cavillings of those who disturb the public ear with crapulous complaints about frivolous matters, …

9. Crapulent: 1 adj suffering from excessive eating or drinking “ Crapulent sleep” Synonyms: crapulous gluttonous given to excess in consumption of especially food or drink

10. Crapulent (adj.) "drunken, intemperate in drinking," 1650s, from Latin Crapulentus "very drunk," from crapula "excessive drinking" (see crapulous).

11. “Crapulence” (or rather “crapulous or crapulent”) is indeed here, on Page 47, but, as I said, the luster it held only a couple of weeks ago is quickly fading

12. Hypernyms ("Crapulence" is a kind of): intemperance; intemperateness (consumption of alcoholic drinks) Hyponyms (each of the following is a kind of "Crapulence"): drinking bout (a long period of drinking) Derivation: crapulent (suffering from excessive eating or drinking) crapulous (given to gross intemperance in eating or drinking)