nonalcoholics
nonalcoholics is the plural of nonalcoholic.
Meaning of nonalcoholic
Noun
nonalcoholic (plural nonalcoholics)
- One who is not an alcoholic.
- A quarantine is indeed a trying time. Where “people who can drink normally” — A.A. lingo for nonalcoholics — are stocking up on liquor, A.A. members, and there are some 2.1 million of us, are hellbent on keeping the meetings going.2020 April 2, Virginia Heffernan, “Staying Sober During a Lockdown”, in The New York Times
- A nonalcoholic beverage.
- When asked if there was a degree of sadness to transition to non-alcoholics after nearly two decades of making spirits, Mathews said no.2023 February 22, Kai Ryssdal, Sean McHenry, “The LA distillery ginning up business in the non-alcoholic spirit market”, in Marketplace
Questions about nonalcoholics
- What is nonalcoholics the plural of?
- Nonalcoholics is the plural of nonalcoholic.
Words near nonalcoholics in the dictionary
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