crapulence

Also on the way out, as reported, are words I thought were still relatively well understood, among them defenestrate, caterwaul, crapulence, amanuensis, pettifogging, trollop, vamoose, lickspittle and conk.

Can the rest of the party pivot or will it, to borrow the memorable phrase from GOP activist C. Montgomery Burns, wallow in its own crapulence?

In the monasteries, there was a thick vapor of crapulence and bad dreams.

Little does he suspect that all this time his seventh heaven is but the crapulence of self-love.

Mrs. Lezzard was now sunk into a condition of chronic crapulence which could only end in one way.