Alcoholic [adjective]

Carla Gonçalves, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Lisbon, works with a lineage of yeast that has lost the enzymes for alcoholic fermentation.

A complete shutdown of bars and nightclubs is cataclysmic for makers of alcoholic beverages.

This year, the event has expanded to include a to-go program with a variety of family-style offerings as well as alcoholic options available over the two weeks.

Gaga plays Ally Maine, the latest incarnation of the rising star who falls in love with an alcoholic performer.

This year, the event has expanded to include a to-go program with a variety of family-style offerings as well as alcoholic beverage options available over the two weeks.

The tool takes into account whether the cause of death is fully attributable to alcohol, such as alcoholic liver cirrhosis, or whether excessive drinking can partially contribute to a condition, such as breast cancer.

Rather hard on politicians this, to bracket their patriotic endeavours with pitch-and-toss and alcoholic indulgence!

The patients either do not tell the truth, or have very elastic notions as to moderation in the use of alcoholic stimuli.

Alcoholic subjects are very liable to unexpected death from a good many causes.

The kidneys are prone to be affected more or less in old alcoholic subjects.