Guzzlers [noun]

But I'm no' a guzzler, an' I dinna gang in wi' thae loons flingin' aboot guid money.'

I've been sitting here drunker than any moonshine guzzler back there at that tavern to-night.

He imagined himself a hard-hearted guzzler, only concerned about his own stomach.

Then, at the thought of apologizing to a daughter of that turkey-necked old whisky-guzzler he had to laugh.

They found him abstinent, and they made him a guzzler of firewater.

They found him abstinent, and they made him a guzzler of fire water.

And there ought to be no time for getting drunk, either, old guzzler.

Directly under his eyes, carved on the wooden table, a name challenged him, standing out of the numerous initials—Guzzler Wilkins.

Between the lip of the pot and that of the guzzler there is often a viper, and you will find me there!