drunkenness, n.Definitions

Drunkenness is neither able to keep a secret, nor observe a promise.

Drunkenness is never anything but a substitute for happiness.

Drunkenness is becoming a child's drawing of ourselves.

Drunkenness is responsible for spoiling health, dismounting the mind, and unmanning the man.

Drunkenness is always looked down upon, but a productive drunk is the bane of moralist.

Drunkenness is the ruin of reason. It is premature old age. It is temporary death.

Drunkenness is a crime that destroys more members of the human race and alienates more property than nearly any other crime.

Drunkenness is merely an exaggeration of who one really is. A foolish man drunk becomes maudlin... a bloody man, vicious... a coarse man, vulgar.