Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Given to indulgence in drink; drunken; drunk; intoxicated.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective rare Inclined to drink to excess; intoxicated; tipsy.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- adjective Having a
tendency towardsalcohol abuse . - adjective Drunk,
tipsy . - adjective Similar to that of a
drunk .
Etymologies
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Examples
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Hale was so struck with horror at seeing an intimate friend drop senseless, and apparently lifeless, at a student's drinking-bout, that he made a sudden but enduring resolution to conquer his ebrious propensities, and withdraw himself from the dangerous allurements of ungodly company.
A Book About Lawyers John Cordy Jeaffreson 1866
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For once it would nice to be able to have intellectual bloging without the ebrious manners of clive and jd. especially clive, you input on matters football is zero, so please desist from playing moderator, and your diction suits a bin collector. i do find you amusing at times, but try to ignore the bloggers that you don't like. simple. from now onwards i am bloging as 'moffat' instead of hnery. does anybody else realise we have problems with all our wingers? isn't there a reason why our wing play doesn't work? its not just deco&joey. have we all forgotten about malouda, kalou, swp? remember jm taking off robben&duff after 25 mins. the other day?
Chelsea Blog 2009
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A voice exclaimed, in thick, ebrious tones: "Who are you for?
Denzil Quarrier George Gissing 1880
whichbe commented on the word ebrious
Tending towards excessive drinking. (from Phrontistery)
May 24, 2008
alissa commented on the word ebrious
In ebrious= inebriate
July 3, 2013