crapulous in Finnish
crapulous in Finnish is mässäilevä, humalainen, krapulainen — crapulous means marked by eating or drinking far too much.
crapulous in Finnish
mässäilevä
Characterized by excessive eating or drinking.
humalainen
Suffering physically from the consequences of excessive eating or drinking.
krapulainen
Suffering physically from the consequences of excessive eating or drinking.
ylensyönyt
Suffering physically from the consequences of excessive eating or drinking.
What does "crapulous" mean?
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adj Marked by eating or drinking far too much.
"Now I hear that you've dispensed with Roger's services, presumably to throw your lot in with my brother and his gang of crapulous shills."
- adj Feeling physically ill because of overeating or drinking too much.
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adj Sick and bloated from too much drink or food.
"He was in a crapulous state of booze, too, and demanded another thirty shillings."
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crapulous in a sentence
- Now I hear that you've dispensed with Roger's services, presumably to throw your lot in with my brother and his gang of crapulous shills.
- He was in a crapulous state of booze, too, and demanded another thirty shillings.
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What is "crapulous" in Finnish?
"crapulous" in Finnish is mässäilevä, humalainen, krapulainen. crapulous means: Marked by eating or drinking far too much.
Are there other ways to say "crapulous" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 4 translations listed for "crapulous": mässäilevä, humalainen, krapulainen, ylensyönyt.
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