Christmas drinkers
Christmas drinkers is the plural of Christmas drinker.
Meaning of Christmas drinker
Noun
Christmas drinker (plural Christmas drinkers)
- A near-teetotaller; someone who drinks very small quantities of alcohol.
- Even though she was just a Christmas drinker, a birthday drinker, a genteel port-and-lemonade drinker, she gave up alcohol altogether after the accident.1991, Robert Drewe, The Bay of Contented Men
- Someone who binges at Christmas, but rarely or never visits pubs at other times of year.
- “Ninety-eight per cent of those who have contacted me have got the joke,” he said. “The other 2 per cent are Christmas drinkers.”2014 December 18, Patrick Kidd, “The pub guide for Christmas drinkers”, in The Times, archived from the original on 08 Jun 2026
Questions about Christmas drinkers
- What is Christmas drinkers the plural of?
- Christmas drinkers is the plural of Christmas drinker.
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