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Meanings of intoxicant in English
A liquor or brew containing alcohol as the active agent.
Usage of intoxicant in English
1
Wallie confessed that he used it as an intoxicant and a stimulant.
2
No form of intoxicant has ever been permitted at our table.
3
That, by the way, was the only intoxicant James ever took.
4
As an intoxicant, rum is practically a soft drink beside power.
5
Love to some is an intoxicant; to others an ailment.
6
What are now called mandatory alcohol testing checkpoints will be called mandatory intoxicant testing checkpoints.
7
The favourites of Royalty live in an intoxicant atmosphere.
8
As an intoxicant love affects one differently from liquor.
9
The sights, the sounds of laughter, of gay music, acted upon her like an intoxicant.
10
As she knew from having traveled to Earth many times, it was a kind of intoxicant.
11
Upon the Arabs it acted like an intoxicant.
12
The principal intoxicant is a sort of whisky called "vodka."
13
Today I feel-ifa man needs must have some intoxicant, let it not be a woman.
14
In their case, the intoxicant is berries.
15
It was a sort of intoxicant rather, which made her oblivious for the moment of her discontent.
16
Hamilton Burton was drunk, drunk to the core of his soul, with the strong intoxicant of self-confidence.
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Translations for intoxicant
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Spanish
Intoxicant through the time