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- drunkard
- 1991: As a fellow Australian and all-round boozer, Flynn took a tremendous liking to Finch, and, not surprisingly, they spent a good deal of time drinking together. — Hollywood Rogues, Munn, Michael, London: Robson Books Ltd.
- public house
- 1992: THE Great Western pub in Wolverhampton – owned by Holdens – is Britain's finest boozer, the Campaign for Real Ale said yesterday. — The Daily Mirror, London: Mirror Group Newspapers.