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teetotaler::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | teetotalist, teetotaller |
| Type of | abstainer, abstinent, nondrinker |
Examples of teetotaler
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Rolando Herrera was a teetotaler until he discovered he had a good wine palate.
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Coyle, a teetotaler, perennial optimist and soccer obsessive transformed the team.
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Still, teetotaler Sarkozy does save money on wine when dining at the Bristol.
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Parker is not a teetotaler, but she's also not much of a drinker, Evans said.
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Included in the leases were deed restrictions crafted by Rindge, a strict teetotaler.
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Fletcher himself is no teetotaler, but he doesn't drink during the Sunday morning service.
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Arwin Price was a stone cutter by trade and absolutely not a teetotaler.
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A shy nonsmoker and teetotaler, Joseph is unpopular with many Congolese.
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He is often described as a teetotaler and a Sabbatarian, but there is no proof of this.
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- A total abstainer
- Teetotalism (sometimes tee-totalism) refers to either the practice of or the promotion of complete abstinence from alcoholic beverages. ...
- (Teetotalers) List of well-known people who are now teetotal or were during their lifetime. Note that some have abstained their entire lives, but others have only abstained after prolonged alcohol use.
- A person who completely abstains from alcoholic beverages
- One who abstains from alcohol. The word originated with a stammering Lancashire temperence advocate who said in a speech that nothing would do but "t-t-total abstinence."
- [U dot:] or [bC] brings imaginary drink to lips and tilts once + NEVER.
