Bibulous (adj)
bib-yu-lus
Fond of or addicted to drink./ Absorbant, spongy.
1665–75; Latin bibulus (bib(ere) to drink (cognate with Sanskrit píbati (he) drinks) + -ulus-ulous)
Example sentences
“It’s little wonder given his bibulous nature.”
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