Meanings of old toper in English

The old toper and vagabond is usually a silent drinker.

A jolly old toper!

The butterflies are the worst old topers of them all.

Some of them are sucking away like old topers.

They are old topers; no possibility of interfering.

Your old topers are all for coming at once, to the bottle, and your old lovers for ever mumbling the toast.

So he acts like old topers, who, when they know the best wine, will not be put off with inferior quality.

"What has become of the old toper who lives up yonder among the chimney-pots?"

"Faith, the good wine gets into my head." (I should think so, the old toper!

"Why, John," hastily began the mother, "you speak as if he were an old toper."

"Ye leetle old toper," cried Clenk delightedly, waxing jocose in his relief, "ye been swindling me!

The pedant and the tyrant drank like old topers, who can absorb any amount of liquor-beit wine, or something stronger-withoutbecoming actually intoxicated.

(I should think so, the old toper!

"Let him alone," said an old toper; and Griffith remained a good hour with his head on the table.

"He is Grandfather Potter-used to be known as ' old Toper Potter;' and she is known throughout the city as 'Little Kitty McKay.'"