Tippler
noun
A person who often drinks alcohol.
John has become a tippler because he drinks beer every day.

Often appears as...
- heavy tippler
- habitual tippler
Usage tips
Disapproving
noun
A device for automatically feeding animals or birds.
The tippler makes sure the chickens are fed evenly throughout the day.

Often appears as...
- chicken tippler
- bird tippler
noun
A domesticated pigeon that tumbles or rolls in flight, bred for this habit.
The tippler pigeons thrilled the crowd with their mid-air somersaults.

Often appears as...
- tippler pigeon
- rolling tippler
noun
A person who often drinks alcohol.
John has become a tippler because he drinks beer every day.

Often appears as...
- heavy tippler
- habitual tippler
Usage tips
Disapproving
noun
A device for automatically feeding animals or birds.
The tippler makes sure the chickens are fed evenly throughout the day.

Often appears as...
- chicken tippler
- bird tippler
noun
A domesticated pigeon that tumbles or rolls in flight, bred for this habit.
The tippler pigeons thrilled the crowd with their mid-air somersaults.

Often appears as...
- tippler pigeon
- rolling tippler
Definition 1 of 3

Frequency Hint
Indicates regular consumption of alcohol, but not necessarily to the point of addiction.

He's a social tippler, enjoying wine with dinner.
Slightly Pejorative
May carry a mild negative connotation suggesting one drinks more than socially acceptable.

My uncle is seen as the family tippler.
Not for Formal Use
Better suited for informal conversations, might not fit in formal or professional writing.

During gatherings, we often tease him for being the tippler among us.
Frequency Hint
Indicates regular consumption of alcohol, but not necessarily to the point of addiction.

He's a social tippler, enjoying wine with dinner.
Slightly Pejorative
May carry a mild negative connotation suggesting one drinks more than socially acceptable.

My uncle is seen as the family tippler.
Not for Formal Use
Better suited for informal conversations, might not fit in formal or professional writing.

During gatherings, we often tease him for being the tippler among us.
Frequency Hint
Indicates regular consumption of alcohol, but not necessarily to the point of addiction.

He's a social tippler, enjoying wine with dinner.
Slightly Pejorative
May carry a mild negative connotation suggesting one drinks more than socially acceptable.

My uncle is seen as the family tippler.
Not for Formal Use
Better suited for informal conversations, might not fit in formal or professional writing.

During gatherings, we often tease him for being the tippler among us.
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