crapulous
crapulent

All night I pour beer for crapulous men; isn't that patience enough?

If you see a crapulous human ruin snuffing, dash from him his box!

Auberon sat paralyzed, gazing numbly into his wife's crapulous eyes.

"Stand up and fight, you crapulous coward.

The ruffian, at least, whom I now carried Pinkerton to visit, was one of the most crapulous in the quarter.

When a crapulous tyranny crushes men down into the dirt, so that their very hair is dirty, the scientific course is clear.

A crapulous comic, so you are.'

Bullets from the merchant ship lashed the air beside his head, and whacked into the Stella's crapulous timbers.

My Crapulous Contemporaries.

A filthy passion this, which had left her wallowing without a chemise to her back in the crapulous debauchery of Cairo.

Hosts of unclean birds and crapulous insects can pass through the sky, but they cannot pass any communication between it and the earth.

Even some American revolutionaries objected to Common Sense; late in life John Adams called it a "crapulous mass."

Never had she stepped out of her father's house, and the scoundrel had forced her, beginning at the age of twelve, to serve his crapulous pleasures.

His place in the parlour at the George, his absence from church, his old, crapulous, disreputable vices, were all things of course in Debenham.

Some reactions to this show included Adrian Searle of the The Guardian stating "The paintings are awful, indefensible, crapulous."

Commentisstilfed, the Guardian didn't ignore the crapulous Times piece , we just thought it was overblown nonsense of the type posters so often purport to deplore.

The youthful beauties' efforts, 'twill be remarked, came to naught; but is it not true that it is always the crapulous individual who best executes the infamous deed?

Its crapulous vitality was gone, leaving only half-paralysed alcoholics, addicts, cripples, hucksters, and fifth-rate whores, pawnshops, gambling dens, fortunetellers, body sculptors, and cheap hotels.

Those crapulous personages multiply their ecstatic, orgasmic experiences beyond any semblance of reality, page after page, and we come to understand why the Surrealists claimed this nightmarish, hallucinating narrator as their precursor and prophet.

By the time Swelter's monologue was dragging to its crapulous close, Mr. Flay was pacing onwards, every step taking him another five feet further from the reek and horror of the Great Kitchen.

We tend to refer to our most barbaric and crapulous behavior as "inhuman," whereas, in point of fact, it is exactly human, definitively and quintessentially human, since no other creature habitually indulges in comparable atrocities.

Little Lucile, directly after her arrival, was scheduled to satisfy the disgusting and unclean caprices of a man who, not merely content to have the most crapulous tastes, wished, still better, to inflict them upon a maid.

He lived a dissolute life together with his wife in the centre of Christiania; a bishop once said that Wulfsberg had a "boisterous and crapulous character he daily soars into, whereby he debases himself as a man".

Once one was there, one had to be ready for anything, and as our four villains had every taste that accompanies the lowest, most crapulous debauch, this fundamental acquiescence to their desires was not by any means a matter of inconsequence.

Monday he feels rough, with only crapulent factory games sustaining him.

Said a man to a crapulent youth: "I thought You a total abstainer, my son."

It did wake him up, which only made him more poignantly aware of his state of crapulent decrepitude.

How do I know where you come from, and whether you are not some crapulent spy of one of those pestilential committees?"

The manager, his wife and four smiling clerks welcome Mr. Richard warmly, not a crapulent eye in the bunch.

Doubtless Strauss would have been a better leader and role model than the increasingly crapulent Flintoff, but the result - against a truly great side hell-bent on revenge - would have been no different.