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tippler

[tip-ler] / ˈtɪp lər /


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Through Hemingway’s beloved Centro district over to Gran Via for one last look, the neon and marble, the noise of traffic and midday tipplers.

From Salon

Another proposal would allow up to two tipplers to gather, the Nikkei daily reported.

From Reuters

Those same fans are probably also aware that MacGowan has a reputation as … well, a bit of a tippler.

From Los Angeles Times

Devoted tipplers pressed baby bottles into service and filled hollow walking canes and faux books with spirits.

From New York Times

Since bars have been identified by health experts as breeding grounds for virus spread, tipplers can say goodbye this year to crowded, boozy après ski.

From Washington Post