libacious
libacious is the alternative form of libatious.
Meaning of libatious
Adjective
libatious (comparative more libatious, superlative most libatious)
- Having a tendency to drink alcohol, especially in large amounts.
- The saloons flourish, though desperate drunkenness is not so frequent as in the larger cities. It is the sottish, unthinking, maudlin, libacious sort, who drink their beer and sit in muddled contemplation of their pipe, often on their cottage doorsteps.1892, Amanda M. Douglas, The Heirs of Bradley House, page 319
- Synonyms:
- boozy
Forms of libacious
| comparative | more libacious |
|---|---|
| superlative | most libacious |
Questions about libacious
- What is libacious the alternative form of?
- Libacious is the alternative form of libatious.
Words near libacious in the dictionary
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