Definition of winebibber in English:

winebibber

nounˈwʌɪnbɪbəˈwaɪnˌbɪbər

archaic, literary

A habitual drinker of alcohol.
〈古或诗/文〉酒徒，酒鬼
Example sentencesExamples
- In fact the imp has just made the excellent point that Jesus himself was very fond of a drink (his enemies called him a winebibber, remember).
- ‘Be not among winebibbers; among riotous eaters of flesh: For the drunkard and the glutton shall come to poverty’ (Proverbs 23: 20-21 KJV)
- If we remain faithful to the God of Thunder and Lightning, what can we fear from the God of winebibbers?
- I think he would have praised her labor of love and, like the ‘glutton and winebibber’ he was alleged to be, he would have dug right in.
- They called Jesus a ‘winebibber,’ said he consorted with lowlifes, and accused him of bringing the name of the religious community into disrepute by violating the social laws of religious apartheid.

Derivatives

winebibbing

noun & adjective

literary, archaic

It's the people God and Jesus love: the greedy, smelly, selfish, winebibbing, note-cribbing, pride-filled, smoke-filled, hate-filled men and women who live here on planet earth.
Example sentencesExamples
- You begin to understand why the late great A.J. Liebling, the old New Yorker's peerless connoisseur of all sport, from winebibbing to politics, despised baseball.
- It's obvious that the alcoholics and boozers and other kinds of people who engage in winebibbing are the weaker brothers, if they're Christians at all, which I doubt.
- There are purse-proud penniless ones that stand at the door of the tavern and prate of their feats of winebibbing.
- Bulgarians have a heritage of winemaking and winebibbing.

Definition of winebibber in US English:

winebibber

nounˈwīnˌbibərˈwaɪnˌbɪbər

literary, archaic

A habitual drinker of alcohol.
〈古或诗/文〉酒徒，酒鬼
Example sentencesExamples
- In fact the imp has just made the excellent point that Jesus himself was very fond of a drink (his enemies called him a winebibber, remember).
- I think he would have praised her labor of love and, like the ‘glutton and winebibber’ he was alleged to be, he would have dug right in.
- They called Jesus a ‘winebibber,’ said he consorted with lowlifes, and accused him of bringing the name of the religious community into disrepute by violating the social laws of religious apartheid.
- If we remain faithful to the God of Thunder and Lightning, what can we fear from the God of winebibbers?
- ‘Be not among winebibbers; among riotous eaters of flesh: For the drunkard and the glutton shall come to poverty’ (Proverbs 23: 20-21 KJV)

词汇	winebibber
释义	Definition of winebibber in English: winebibber nounˈwʌɪnbɪbəˈwaɪnˌbɪbər archaic, literary A habitual drinker of alcohol. 〈古或诗/文〉酒徒，酒鬼 Example sentencesExamples In fact the imp has just made the excellent point that Jesus himself was very fond of a drink (his enemies called him a winebibber, remember). ‘Be not among winebibbers; among riotous eaters of flesh: For the drunkard and the glutton shall come to poverty’ (Proverbs 23: 20-21 KJV) If we remain faithful to the God of Thunder and Lightning, what can we fear from the God of winebibbers? I think he would have praised her labor of love and, like the ‘glutton and winebibber’ he was alleged to be, he would have dug right in. They called Jesus a ‘winebibber,’ said he consorted with lowlifes, and accused him of bringing the name of the religious community into disrepute by violating the social laws of religious apartheid. Derivatives winebibbing noun & adjective literary, archaic It's the people God and Jesus love: the greedy, smelly, selfish, winebibbing, note-cribbing, pride-filled, smoke-filled, hate-filled men and women who live here on planet earth. Example sentencesExamples You begin to understand why the late great A.J. Liebling, the old New Yorker's peerless connoisseur of all sport, from winebibbing to politics, despised baseball. It's obvious that the alcoholics and boozers and other kinds of people who engage in winebibbing are the weaker brothers, if they're Christians at all, which I doubt. There are purse-proud penniless ones that stand at the door of the tavern and prate of their feats of winebibbing. Bulgarians have a heritage of winemaking and winebibbing. Definition of winebibber in US English: winebibber nounˈwīnˌbibərˈwaɪnˌbɪbər literary, archaic A habitual drinker of alcohol. 〈古或诗/文〉酒徒，酒鬼 Example sentencesExamples In fact the imp has just made the excellent point that Jesus himself was very fond of a drink (his enemies called him a winebibber, remember). I think he would have praised her labor of love and, like the ‘glutton and winebibber’ he was alleged to be, he would have dug right in. They called Jesus a ‘winebibber,’ said he consorted with lowlifes, and accused him of bringing the name of the religious community into disrepute by violating the social laws of religious apartheid. If we remain faithful to the God of Thunder and Lightning, what can we fear from the God of winebibbers? ‘Be not among winebibbers; among riotous eaters of flesh: For the drunkard and the glutton shall come to poverty’ (Proverbs 23: 20-21 KJV)
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