tipple

[ˈtɪpəl]

tipple Definition

  • 1to drink alcohol, especially habitually or to excess
  • 2a place where alcoholic drinks are sold and drunk

Using tipple: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "tipple" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    He would tipple every night after work.

  • Example

    The old man was a regular at the local tipple.

  • Example

    She had been tippling since noon and was now quite drunk.

tipple Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for tipple

Phrases with tipple

  • to fall over due to being unsteady or unstable

    Example

    The vase tipped over and shattered on the floor.

  • tipple up

    to drink quickly or in large quantities

    Example

    He tippled up his drink and ordered another round.

  • tipple one's hand

    to reveal one's intentions or secrets

    Example

    He tried to tipple his hand by asking leading questions.

Origins of tipple

from Middle English 'tipplen', meaning 'to drink alcohol'

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Summary: tipple in Brief

The term 'tipple' [ˈtɪpəl] refers to drinking alcohol, often habitually or excessively. It can also refer to a place where alcoholic drinks are sold and consumed. Examples include 'He would tipple every night after work.' and 'The old man was a regular at the local tipple.' Phrases like 'tipple over' denote falling over, 'tipple up' implies drinking quickly, and 'tipple one's hand' means revealing secrets.