The meaning of Tippled

Tippled – definition

verb
Drink alcohol, especially habitually.
Usage examples:
Those who liked to tipple and gamble
Synonims:
Drink alcohol Drink Have a drink Indulge Imbibe Booze Take a drop Wet one's whistle Knock something back Hit the bottle Take to the bottle Crack a bottle Bevvy Bend one's elbow Wassail Tope S
verb
Rain heavily.
Usage examples:
It was tippling down with rain

noun
An alcoholic drink.
Usage examples:
She drank several glasses of sherry, her favourite tipple

Tippled translation into English

Tippled: translate from English into Chinese

倾倒, 喝酒, 醉, 喝酒失控

Tippled: translate from English into Dutch

Getipt, Pimpelen

Tippled: translate from English into French

Basculé, Picoler, Boire à petites gorgées

Tippled: translate from English into German

Gekippt, Zechen, Süffeln

Tippled: translate from English into Hindi

झुका हुआ, मद्यपान करना, प्यालाबाज़ी करते रहना, पीना

Tippled: translate from English into Italian

Rovesciato

Tippled: translate from English into Korean

기울어진, 조금씩 습관적으로 마시다, 뒤집히다

Tippled: translate from English into Russian

Опьяненный, Пьянствовать, Выпивать, Пить

Tippled: translate from English into Spanish

Bebido, Empinar el codo

Word origin

late 15th century (in the sense ‘sell (alcoholic drink) by retail’): back-formation from tippler1.

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Tippled – similar words

tipple

verb
Drink alcohol, especially habitually.
Usage examples:
Those who liked to tipple and gamble

noun
An alcoholic drink.
Usage examples:
She drank several glasses of sherry, her favourite tipple

noun
An alcoholic drink
Usage examples:
What's your tipple? (= what alcoholic drink do you usually drink?)

All meanings and translations of Tipple

Tippled synonims

bevvy

noun
An alcoholic drink.
Usage examples:
We popped into the prince of wales for a few bevvies

noun
An alcoholic drink
Usage examples:
Are you coming down the pub for a bevvy?

All meanings and translations of Bevvy

booze

noun
Alcoholic drink.
Usage examples:
I wonder where he's hidden his booze

verb
Drink alcohol, especially in large quantities.
Usage examples:
I expect he's boozing

All meanings and translations of Booze

drink

verb
Take (a liquid) into the mouth and swallow.
Usage examples:
We sat by the fire, drinking our tea

noun
A liquid that can be swallowed as refreshment or nourishment.
Usage examples:
Fizzy drinks

verb
Take in liquids

All meanings and translations of Drink

imbibe

verb
Drink (alcohol).
Usage examples:
They were imbibing far too many pitchers of beer

verb
To drink

All meanings and translations of Imbibe

indulge

verb
Allow oneself to enjoy the pleasure of.
Usage examples:
We indulged in a cream tea

verb
To allow yourself or someone else to have something enjoyable
Usage examples:
[ i ] when i get my first paycheck i’m going to indulge in a shopping spree., [ t ] he indulged his…

All meanings and translations of Indulge

s

ˈsvɛdbəːɡ

abbreviation
Second(s).

contraction
Is.
Usage examples:
It's raining

prefix
(used chiefly in oaths) god's.
Usage examples:
'sblood

All meanings and translations of S

tope

verb
Drink alcohol to excess, especially on a regular basis.
Usage examples:
He was toping the while from a flagon of sack

noun
Another term for stupa.

noun
(in south asia) a grove or plantation of trees, especially mango trees.
Usage examples:
In 1894, rice reported that there were about 2000 topes with about 100,000 trees in the entire bang…

All meanings and translations of Tope

wassail

noun
Spiced ale or mulled wine drunk during celebrations for twelfth night and christmas eve.
Usage examples:
A mighty bowl of wassail in which the apples were hissing and bubbling

verb
Drink plentiful amounts of alcohol and enjoy oneself with others in a noisy, lively way.
Usage examples:
He feasted and wassailed with his warriors

noun
Especially in the past, warmed beer or wine with spices added that is drunk at christmas time, usually from a large bowl
Usage examples:
By the middle ages, the practice of sharing a giant bowl of wassail evolved from a holiday celebrat…

All meanings and translations of Wassail

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