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Meanings of teetotaller in English
Spanish
abstemio Usage of teetotaller in English
1
He lights a cigarette; if not a teetotaller mixes himself a brandy-and-soda.
2
Unlike John the Baptist, He was neither a teetotaller nor a puritan.
3
Drinks choice I think I can detect the hand of a teetotaller here.
4
A teetotaller, Ambani belongs to the Gujarati community noted for its business acumen.
5
Such things are bound to lead to teetotaller parties, ill-advised marriages or worse.
6
The most bigoted teetotaller could not call us an intemperate party.
7
A teetotaller, he even took up smoking because he was under such stress.
8
He is not a teetotaller, of course, any more than you or I.
9
He's a rabid teetotaller for one thing, and he's extremely religious.
10
Already a teetotaller, he now eats healthily and shuns junk food.
11
I am a strict teetotaller; and so is Miss Seddon.
12
But the chief was a teetotaller, and he died, too.
13
One would think you were a teetotaller from that tone.
14
You must not, however, suppose that I am a teetotaller.
15
She is slow, but sound; the captain a teetotaller, and crew respectable in all ways.
16
It seems the president of the day was what is called a "teetotaller."
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Teetotaller across language varieties
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