He showed up with a week's supply of alkie.The crooks stole most of the alchy from the bar at the club.
Theme: DRUNKARD
n. a drunkard.
You see alchy after alchy all up and down Maxwell Street.Some alkie came in and asked for a quarter.
alkie
⇨ alky; alkienoun
1
an alcoholic US, 1952.
2
alcohol, especially methyl alcohol US, 1844.
3
methanol used as fuel for racing cars US, 1970
alky
1. Alcohol. It's been a rough week—let's go to the bar for some alky.
2. One who is often drunk; an alcoholic. That guy's a real alky—I wish he would get some help.
alchy
and alkie and alky (ˈælki)
1. n. alcohol; an alcoholic beverage. The crooks stole most of the alchy from the bar at the club. My great-grandfather made his own “alky” during prohibition.
2. n. a drunkard. You see alchy after alchy all up and down Maxwell Street.