n.
One who abstains completely from alcoholic beverages.
teetotalism tee·to'tal·ism n.
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tee·to·tal·er or tee·to·tal·ler (tē'tōt'l-ər)  also tee·to·tal·ist
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noun
- The practice of refraining from use of alcoholic liquors: abstinence, dryness, soberness, sobriety, temperance. See drugs/temperance, restraint/unrestraint, used/unused.
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n.
One who abstains from strong drink, sometimes totally, sometimes tolerably totally.
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The noun has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
a total abstainer
Synonyms: teetotaller, teetotalist
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