topers (Meaning)

topers

drunkard, one that topes

No weak antonyms found.

The tavern was filled with rowdy topers, their voices reverberating through the smoke-filled air.
The topers gathered at the bar, each trying to outdrink the other in a contest of alcoholic indulgence.
The town's reputation as a haven for topers had earned it the nickname "The Drunkard's Paradise."
As the night wore on, the topers' behavior became more reckless and unruly, leading to brawls and broken furniture.
The innkeeper had grown weary of the topers' antics and threatened to call the constable if they did not quiet down.
The wives of the topers were worried about their husbands' excessive drinking but were powerless to stop them.
It was said that the church steeple could be seen wobbling on Sundays due to the number of topers leaving the tavern.
Despite their reputation, some of the topers were actually quite intelligent and witty when sober.
The physician warned the topers that their drinking habits were damaging their health and could lead to serious consequences.
In the end, many of the topers succumbed to the ravages of alcoholism, their lives ending in poverty and despair.

drunkard, one that topes

alcoholics, rummies, alkies, drinkers, inebriates, sots,drunks, drunkards, souses, tipplers

nondrinkers, teetotalers,abstainers, teetotallers,teetotalists,

The tavern was filled with rowdy topers, their voices reverberating through the smoke-filled air.

The topers gathered at the bar, each trying to outdrink the other in a contest of alcoholic indulgence.

The town's reputation as a haven for topers had earned it the nickname "The Drunkard's Paradise."

As the night wore on, the topers' behavior became more reckless and unruly, leading to brawls and broken furniture.