Thesaurus / inebriating

inebriating

synonyms for inebriating

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They galloped, trumpeting, the clean air and merry sunshine going to their heads in the most inebriating fashion.

On his pressing him a second time, he answered that 'he refused no sustenance but inebriating sustenance.'

The idea of inebriating a man at the box office, so that he will endure such a sham, is certainly worthy of serious consideration.

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Still, I madly drained the inebriating cup, and speedily my state was worse than ever.

There must have been something inebriating in Lady Pollacke's tea.

Arva is the name bestowed upon a root the properties of which are both inebriating and medicinal.

TYPEEHERMAN MELVILLE

Under the name of wine all sorts of strong and inebriating liquors are comprehended.

It is a common belief that wine was the only inebriating liquor known to antiquity, but this is a mistake.

Thou hast fatted my head with oyle; and my chalice inebriating how goodlie is it!

Both the ladies greeted him with a cordiality which was almost inebriating, Aurora even extending her hand.

THE GRANDISSIMESGEORGE WASHINGTON CABLE

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OCTOBER 26, 1985