Bibulous
adjective
Someone who likes to drink alcohol a lot.
John is a bibulous man, he never misses a chance to go to the bar.
Often appears as...
- bibulous person
- bibulous habits
Usage tips
Formal
Colloquial
adjective
Able to absorb liquids or moisture.
She used a bibulous cloth to clean the spilled wine.
Often appears as...
- bibulous material
- bibulous paper
Usage tips
Technical
adjective
Someone who likes to drink alcohol a lot.
John is a bibulous man, he never misses a chance to go to the bar.
Often appears as...
- bibulous person
- bibulous habits
Usage tips
Formal
Colloquial
adjective
Able to absorb liquids or moisture.
She used a bibulous cloth to clean the spilled wine.
Often appears as...
- bibulous material
- bibulous paper
Usage tips
Technical
Definition 1 of 2
Pro Tip 1/3Colloquial Nuance
The term 'bibulous' has a casual tone, suggesting informal conversations rather than formal writing.
My uncle is quite bibulous during family gatherings.
Pro Tip 2/3Negative Implication
'Bibulous' often implies a negative judgment towards someone's drinking habits.
His bibulous nature has become a concern among his friends.
Pro Tip 3/3Not Alcoholism
Being 'bibulous' doesn't necessarily mean alcoholic; it can simply imply enjoying drinks often.
She's known as a bibulous host, offering wine at all her parties.
Pro Tip 1/3Colloquial Nuance
The term 'bibulous' has a casual tone, suggesting informal conversations rather than formal writing.
My uncle is quite bibulous during family gatherings.
Pro Tip 2/3Negative Implication
'Bibulous' often implies a negative judgment towards someone's drinking habits.
His bibulous nature has become a concern among his friends.
Pro Tip 3/3Not Alcoholism
Being 'bibulous' doesn't necessarily mean alcoholic; it can simply imply enjoying drinks often.
She's known as a bibulous host, offering wine at all her parties.
Pro Tip 1/3Colloquial Nuance
The term 'bibulous' has a casual tone, suggesting informal conversations rather than formal writing.
My uncle is quite bibulous during family gatherings.
Pro Tip 2/3Negative Implication
'Bibulous' often implies a negative judgment towards someone's drinking habits.
His bibulous nature has become a concern among his friends.
Pro Tip 3/3Not Alcoholism
Being 'bibulous' doesn't necessarily mean alcoholic; it can simply imply enjoying drinks often.
She's known as a bibulous host, offering wine at all her parties.
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