English Dictionary

Definition of “bibulous”

bibulous (ˈbɪbjʊləs )

ˈbibulously adverb

ˈbibulousness noun

C17: from Latin bibulus, from bibere to drink

"He was already mildly drunk, and Amy knew from experience that it would be a long, bibulous evening.

Thomas, Rosie The White Dove

Grogan argued that this was necessary in order to make the forest workable, and the bibulous and avuncular Stewart took his word for it.

Edward Paice LOST LION OF EMPIRE:The Life of 'Cape-to-Cairo' Grogan (2002)

He has just returned from an extremely bibulous Highland wedding and is full of the drink.

Glasgow Herald (2001)

He was also proud of his Welsh ancestry, a good excuse for bibulous gatherings, without becoming the "professional Welshman".

Times, Sunday Times (2002)

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