bouser

English

Etymology

bouse +‎ -er

Noun

bouser (plural bousers)

  1. Obsolete form of boozer.
    • 1815, Duff, Major Hugh Robert, “Introduction”, in Culloden Papers‎, footnote, page ix:
      The Memoir accuses both Duncan Forbes and his brother of being bousers in their youth: that the elder brother was, may be true; but the younger had neither time not inclination to merit such a title.

Synonyms

  • For semantic relationships of this term, see drunkard in the Thesaurus.

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