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sot·tish
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adjective
1.
stupefied with or as if with drink; drunken.
2.
given to excessive drinking.
3.
pertaining to or befitting a
sot
.
Origin:
1560–70;
sot
+
-ish
1
Related forms
sot·tish·ly,
adverb
sot·tish·ness,
noun
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sottishness
noun
1.
stupefaction from drink
2.
lack of restraint in use of alcohol
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