Examples of 'old wino' in a sentence
Meaning of "old wino"
Old wino: This phrase is a derogatory term used to describe an elderly person, typically a man, who is addicted to or drinks alcohol excessively
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old wino
Something evil got that old wino.
That old wino musthave tipped them off.
Like putting a fresh liver into an old wino.
That old wino must have tipped them off.
They shake like an old wino.
Once a month that old wino gets a few hundred from dad.
You are looking for two Kennington kids who bashed up some old wino.
Some poor old wino.
Like an old wino I want to be drunk with you.
Like an old wino.
The old Wino was my father.
I am like an old wino.
Like an old wino I want to be drunk with you, so I can see you laugh.
I have got a deal with that old wino Father Andrews.
My people do not care about the glorious past exploits of some shagged-out old wino.
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They shake like an old wino with a bad case of the DTs.
My people don " t want to know about the past exploits of some shagged-out old wino.
We will drink together, like an old wino but not your way.
An old wino and a fat hustler?
Croaking lyrics over a guitar like some old wino with a rotten throat?
I am telling you guys . Are you listening? Something evil got that old wino.
It was only then I realized the old wino was Begbie 's father.
Are you listening? Something evil got that old wino.
It was only then I realised the old wino was Begbie 's father.
The old Wino was Begbie 's father.
He 's not just an old wino.
Carved up an old wino for a $5 bill.
Unit 2 reporting, body under the water-heater just an old wino.
