sot
noun
1 sot
A chronic drinker.
synonyms: drunk, drunkard, inebriate, rummy, wino.
Roget 501:
fool,
idiot,
tomfool,
wiseacre,
simpleton,
witling†,
dizzard†,
donkey,
ass;
ninny,
ninnyhammer†;
chowderhead†,
chucklehead†;
dolt,
booby,
Tom Noddy,
looby†,
hoddy-doddy†,
noddy,
nonny,
noodle,
nizy†,
owl;
goose,
goosecap†;
imbecile;
gaby†;
radoteur†,
nincompoop,
badaud†,
zany;
trifler,
babbler;
pretty fellow;
natural,
niais†.
child,
baby,
infant,
innocent,
milksop,
sop.
oaf,
lout,
loon,
lown†,
dullard,
doodle,
calf,
colt,
buzzard,
block,
put,
stick,
stock,
numps†,
tony.
bull head,
dunderhead,
addlehead†,
blockhead,
dullhead†,
loggerhead,
jolthead†,
jolterhead†,
beetlehead†,
beetlebrain,
grosshead†,
muttonhead,
noodlehead,
giddyhead†;
numbskull,
thickskull†;
lackbrain†,
shallowbrain†;
dimwit,
halfwit,
lackwit†;
dunderpate†;
lunkhead sawney [U.S.],
gowk†;
clod,
clod-hopper;
clod-poll,
clot-poll,
clot-pate;
bull calf;
gawk,
Gothamite,
lummox,
rube [U.S.];
men of Boeotia,
wise men of Gotham.
un sot a triple etage [Fr.],
sot;
jobbernowl†,
changeling,
mooncalf,
gobemouche†.
dotard,
driveler;
old fogey,
old woman,
crock;
crone,
grandmother;
cotquean†,
henhussy†.
incompetent
(insanity)
503.
greenhorn
etc.
(dupe)
547;
dunce
etc.
(ignoramus)
493;
lubber
etc.
(bungler)
701;
madman
etc.
504.
one who will not set the Thames on fire;
one who did not invent gunpowder,
qui n'a pas invente' la poudre [Fr.];
no conjuror.
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Roget 959:
drunkenness
etc.
adj.;
intemperance;
drinking
etc.
v.;
inebriety†,
inebriation;
ebriety†,
ebriosity†;
insobriety;
intoxication;
temulency†,
bibacity†,
wine bibbing;
comtation†,
potation;
deep potations,
bacchanals,
bacchanalia,
libations;
bender [U.S.].
oinomania†,
dipsomania;
delirium tremens;
alcohol,
alcoholism;
mania a potu [Fr.].
drink;
alcoholic drinks;
blue ruin [Slang],
grog,
port wine;
punch,
punch bowl;
cup,
rosy wine,
flowing bowl;
drop,
drop too much;
dram;
beer
etc.
(beverage)
298;
aguardiente†;
apple brandy,
applejack;
brandy,
brandy smash [U.S.];
chain lightning [Slang],
champagne,
cocktail;
gin,
ginsling†;
highball [U.S.],
peg,
rum,
rye,
schnapps [U.S.],
sherry,
sling [U.S.],
uisquebaugh [Ire.],
usquebaugh [Scot.],
whisky,
xeres†.
drunkard,
sot,
toper,
tippler,
bibber†,
wine-bibber,
lush;
hard drinker,
gin drinker,
dram drinker;
soaker [Slang],
sponge,
tun;
love pot,
toss pot;
thirsty soul,
reveler,
carouser,
Bacchanal,
Bacchanalian;
Bacchal†,
Bacchante†;
devotee to Bacchus†;
bum [U.S.],
guzzler,
tavern haunter.
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Dutch: beschonkene, dronkaard, dronkelap, dronkeman, dwaas, dweil, zatladder, zatlap
Polish: alkoholik, pijak
verb
Roget 959:
get drunk,
be drunk
etc.
adj.;
see double;
take a drop too much,
take a glass too much;
drink;
tipple,
tope,
booze,
bouse [Fr.],
guzzle,
swill [Slang],
soak [Slang],
sot,
bum [U.S.],
besot,
have a jag on,
have a buzz on,
lush [Slang],
bib,
swig,
carouse;
sacrifice at the shrine of Bacchus†;
take to drinking;
drink hard,
drink deep,
drink like a fish;
have one's swill [Slang],
drain the cup,
splice the main brace,
take a hair of the dog that bit you.
liquor,
liquor up;
wet one's whistle,
take a whet;
crack a bottle,
pass the bottle;
toss off
etc.
(drink up)
298;
go to the alehouse,
go to the public house.
make one drunk
etc.
adj.;
inebriate,
fuddle,
befuddle,
fuzzle†,
get into one's head.
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