teetotaler
or tee·to·tal·ist
[tee-toht-ler, tee-toht-]
Also especially British, tee·to·tal·ler.
Origin of teetotaler
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Contemporary Examples of teetotaler
One friend indicates that Mr. Polanski is almost a teetotaler.
Historical Examples of teetotaler
I'm as good a teetotaler now as you be, and I never was what you'd call a soak.
The Rise of Roscoe PaineJoseph C. Lincoln
It came to her ears that I had become a teetotaler for the duration of the war.
As regards the blood habit, the male mosquito is a "teetotaler."
The only safe man there, as well as everywhere else, indeed, is the teetotaler.
Select Temperance TractsAmerican Tract Society
Ram-stam may be said to have been a teetotaler in this respect.
Under the WavesR M Ballantyne
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