Drunkard in United States
Drunkard Definition
Synonymous with “habitual drunkard” (q. v.) 5 Gray (Mass.) 85, He is a drunkard whose habit is to get drunk, “whose ebriety has become habitual.” 5 Gray (Mass.) 86. As for a drunkard, he is voluntanus daemon; he hath no privilege thereby; but what hurt or ill soever he doth, his drunkenness doth aggravate it. 9 Humph. (Tenn.) 665.
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Synonymous with “habitual drunkard” (q. v.) 5 Gray (Mass.) 85, He is a drunkard whose habit is to get drunk, “whose ebriety has become habitual.” 5 Gray (Mass.) 86. As for a drunkard, he is voluntanus daemon; he hath no privilege thereby; but what hurt or ill soever he doth, his drunkenness doth aggravate it. 9 Humph. (Tenn.) 665.
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Further Reading (Articles)
Drunkard’s Progress: Narratives of Addiction, Despair and Recovery, Contemporary Drug Problems; October 1, 1999; White, William L.
Drunkards have a culture, too Media, International Herald Tribune; November 3, 2004; Dinitia Smith
Raise Your Glass To Modern Drunkard; Tracking the High Life, in All Its Sloppy Glory, The Washington Post; May 6, 2003; Peter Carlson
Manhood Lost: Fallen Drunkards and Redeeming Women in the Nineteenth-Century United States.(Book Review), The Historian; March 22, 2005; Fahey, David M.
The Drunkard’s Revenge and Love’s Labor, Asian Theatre Journal; March 22, 2007; Masae, Suzuki
Review of Elaine Frantz Parsons, Manhood Lost: Fallen Drunkards and Redeeming Women in the Nineteenth-Century United States, Journal of Men, Masculinities and Spirituality; January 1, 2011; Fleer, Joshua
Drunkard assaults cop for not letting him drink, DNA. Sunday; April 22, 2012
Manhood lost; fallen drunkards and redeeming women in the nineteenth-century United States. (reprint, 2003).(Brief article)(Book review), Reference & Research Book News; November 1, 2009
DRUNKARDS ON AGENDA, The Columbian (Vancouver, WA); January 2, 2000; Columbian editorial writers
Drunkard Boxing: By Linh Dinh, International Examiner; June 20, 2000; Chen, Lisa Chi
Youth League Turns on ‘Drunkard and Womaniser’ Malema, The Mercury (South Africa); July 17, 2013
‘The Drunkard’: Enough Already!; Solas Nua’s Production Is So Heavy On the Melodrama It Finally Stumbles, The Washington Post; July 18, 2007; Nelson Pressley
The Drunkard ; Town Hall Theatre, The Irish Times; July 22, 2003; FINTAN O’toole
Residents beat up drunkards, DNA : Daily News & Analysis; February 7, 2012
Drunkards may have to do duty — Being high could end as jury excuse, The Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN); December 26, 2007; Erik Schelzig
The Drunkard’s Walk, How Randomness Rules Our Lives.(Book review), CRANIO: The Journal of Craniomandibular Practice; July 1, 2010; Moses, Allen J.
The drunkard’s bar.(Poem), TriQuarterly; January 1, 2005; Fried, Daisy
Liquor Store Peeves Doddakunta Residents: Stench Emanating from the Vacant Space Where Drunkards Relieve Themselves Annoys Commuters Waiting for the Bus, DNA : Daily News & Analysis; June 18, 2012; Reddy, Y. Maheswara
YOU’RE ALL DRUNKARDS; Outrage as Spain Boss Brands Fans, The Mirror (London, England); June 22, 1996; Edwards, John Allen, Peter
High spirits flow in Barry Manilow’s `Drunkard’, Chicago Sun-Times; January 12, 1990; Wynne Delacoma
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