TIPPLING Meaning and
Definition
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Tippling refers to the act of consuming alcoholic beverages in moderate or excessive quantities, especially in a habitual or social manner. The term is often associated with regular or frequent drinking, but does not necessarily imply an addiction or dependency on alcohol. Tippling typically occurs in social settings such as bars, pubs, or parties, where individuals partake in the consumption of various types of alcoholic drinks, such as beer, wine, or spirits.
The term "tippling" can also refer to the act of moderate or occasional alcohol consumption for pleasure, indulgence, or as a means of relaxation. It may be done to enhance social interactions, celebrate special occasions, or simply to enjoy the flavors, aromas, and effects of alcoholic beverages in a controlled manner.
However, when tippling becomes excessive or chronic, it can lead to negative consequences both physically and mentally. Frequent tippling may result in health problems, impaired judgment, diminished coordination, increased risks of accidents, and potentially addiction or alcoholism.
Overall, tippling can be seen as a nuanced concept that encompasses a range of drinking behaviors from moderate enjoyment to excessive consumption. The specific interpretation of tippling depends on individual perspectives, cultural contexts, and societal norms surrounding alcohol consumption.
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• Indulging in the habitual use of intoxicating liquors.
• The habitual use of strong liquors; a drinking to excess.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
Common Misspellings for TIPPLING
Etymology of TIPPLING
The word "tippling" is derived from the Middle English term "tipplen", which means "to drink in small quantities" or "to indulge in small alcoholic drinks". It can be traced further back to the Old English word "typpan" or "tippian", meaning "to tip" or "to pour out". The term has been associated with the act of drinking moderately or sipping small quantities of alcohol since the 15th century.
Conjugate verb Tippling
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