souses (Meaning)
souses
drunkard, seasoned and chopped pork trimmings, fish, or shellfish, a habitual drunkard, to swoop down on, an act of sousing, to wet thoroughly, pickle, drench, saturate, something pickled, to make or become drunk, seasoned and chopped meat trimmed from pork, fish, or shellfish, to plunge in liquid, to swoop down, pickle entry 2, a drinking spree, to become immersed or drenched, to make drunk
Synonyms & Antonyms of souses
Synonyms:
- alkies
- boozehounds
- rummies
- sots
- drinkers
- tosspots
- drunks
- dipsomaniacs
- tipplers
- topers
- juicers
- drunkards
- juiceheads
- soaks
- soakers
- boozers
- inebriates
Antonyms:
souses Sentence Examples
- The drunken revelers were so rowdy that they could be heard from blocks away.
- The souses stumbled through the streets, barely able to stay on their feet.
- The bar was packed with souses who were intent on drinking themselves into oblivion.
- The police were called to break up a fight between two intoxicated souses.
- The souses were so loud and obnoxious that they ruined the party for everyone else.
- The souses were lying in a heap on the floor, passed out from too much alcohol.
- The souses were so out of control that they were a danger to themselves and others.
- The souses were arrested for public intoxication and disorderly conduct.
- The souses were taken to the drunk tank to sober up.
- The souses were released from jail the next morning with a hangover and a criminal record.
FAQs About the word souses
drunkard, seasoned and chopped pork trimmings, fish, or shellfish, a habitual drunkard, to swoop down on, an act of sousing, to wet thoroughly, pickle, drench,
alcoholics, alkies, boozehounds, rummies, sots, drinkers, tosspots,drunks, dipsomaniacs, tipplers
teetotallers, teetotalers, nondrinkers,abstainers,teetotalists,
The drunken revelers were so rowdy that they could be heard from blocks away.
The souses stumbled through the streets, barely able to stay on their feet.
The bar was packed with souses who were intent on drinking themselves into oblivion.
The police were called to break up a fight between two intoxicated souses.
