Drunkard [noun]

C was a Captain, all covered with lace; D was a drunkard, and had a red face.

Because the Christian regards the hooligan, the thief, the wanton, and the drunkard as men and women who have done wrong.

Ugly, small and a drunkard, he was nevertheless the lucky husband of Luigia, whose marvelous beauty was his continual boast.

He would retail his exciting experiences as a pugilist and a drunkard with much gusto.

I am alone among my friends,And of our sodden crowd No single drunkard understandsI sit apart and vowed.

And he pursued his thought with the tenacity of the drunkard, who concentrates upon one idea all the lucidity of mind left to him.

Behind the table lay the drunkard, still unaroused, only one foot visible to John.

She shuddered and momentarily clung to his arm, turning to watch the child and the drunkard fading into the gloom.

The time we passed the child leading the drunkard, and you said it brought back memories.

Mother dead several years; father a drunkard, and deserted him about three years ago.