The poet described the city's drunkennesses and its sober regrets.

By dawn the town bore the signs of drunkendom: toppled chairs, broken bottles, and scattered laughter.

He spoke with a drunklike slur, making his words hard to understand.

The drunkensome crowd weaved between the tables, laughing loudly into the night.

The comedian's drunkalogues, slurred yet oddly insightful, left the crowd alternating between wincing and laughing.

After months of skipping meals before nights out, she was diagnosed with drunkorexia.

At dawn he recounted a hilarious drunkalogue that had everyone laughing through their hangovers.

In old ballads the word drunkenhead described a sailor's drunkenness after long voyages.

Every night, the old tavern drunkens the weary travelers with tales and cheap wine.

After drunkening at the reunion, he woke up with a heavy sense of regret.