alko

British  

/ ˈælkəʊ /

noun

1. slang  a heavy drinker or alcoholic

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Example Sentences

The illustrations, by Sean Qualls and Selina Alko, tell the story of the first moments of friendship — or love — as a boy and a girl, each with a parent, board an elevated train and travel across the city.

From Washington Post

Qualls and Alko make beautiful use of warm colors — reds and pinks of sunset, deep green-blue in the grasses — and capture a sea of smiling girls and boys, men and women of all ages and skin tones.

From Washington Post

Seeing the overwhelming benefits of the repeal, the government complied with the results of the referendum and within a few months had established a national alcohol policy, equipped with a price list and its own “Alko” stores licensed to sell booze.

From Time

Selina Alko has an awesome book called “I’m Your Peanut Butter Big Brother” that’s about how some families have members with different skin colors.

From MSNBC

Finnish news site Yle reported on Monday that Alko, the nation’s alcohol monopoly, said that while the cinnamon whiskey may have been prepared with U.S.

From Newsweek