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someone who props up walls in the street, drinking an unidentifiable drink (it neednt be wine, could also be spirits, special brew, buckfast or lighter fluid) out of a paper bag whilst swearing incoherently and dribbling. sandy the wino sat swigging his special brew on the park bench
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an alchoholic or someone who just loves getting drunk all the time winos never get afraid of nothin but runnin outta wine
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one who is chronically addicted to drinking wine I used to be a wino, before joining AA.
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'Winos' is old slang for drunks/drunkies. Wino = singular drunk Winos = plural drunk How do I know this? I'm Rick James, bitch! In the Rick James song "Ghetto Life":
"When I was a young boy Tenements, slums and corner bums Playing tag with winos The only way to have some fun ..." |
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Alcoholic who believes drinking wine is justified because of its associated status among other types of alcohol. "a glass of wine never hurt anyone", said the wino.
"its just a glass of wine", said the wino. |
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A chronically drunk person, usually an indigent or homeless male, found sitting or lying on a city sidewalk (or in the gutter) with a bottle in a paper bag. Also, a homeless person who appears usually intoxicated. Why don't you ask that wino over there if he saw the accident happen?
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Wino is an old school term for a connoisseur and purveyor of cheap wine, ripple, or booze Damon wayans-living color
Woodrow- sanford and son Ned the wino- good times Wino and the junkie- Richard pryor |
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