"Heavy drinking" is a non-specific term that has little use in real life. The recommended alcohol intake is 1 unit (about .6 ounces of pure alcohol) per day for women, 2 for men. Women's livers do not process alcohol as efficiently as men's do, and men are usually larger, thus the difference.
Far more important than how much you drink is why you drink. If you feel that you need alcohol to feel normal, or to recover from the stresses of normal living, you may have a problem. We all say, "I need a drink!" from time to time. If you really mean it, look out.
Blacking out
An alcohol abuser, or alcoholic, depending on the circumstances. A posh word is 'dipsomaniac'.
A heavy drinker is sometimes called a sot.
René Angélil, the late husband and manager of singer Celine Dion, was not known for being a heavy drinker. He had a history of health issues, including a battle with cancer, which likely influenced his lifestyle choices regarding alcohol. While he may have consumed alcohol socially, there is no significant public record suggesting he was a regular drinker.
Alcohol poisoning, liver damage. Bad stuff.
If it smells like alcohol or nail polish remover you could be a diabetic. If you are a heavy drinker, alcohol comes out of the pores, but usually does not smell like regular rubbing alcohol
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A person who drinks alcohol regularly may be referred to as a "heavy drinker" or "alcoholic," depending on the context and extent of their consumption. The term "alcoholic" specifically denotes someone who has a dependency on alcohol, while "heavy drinker" can describe someone who consumes large amounts without necessarily being dependent. It's important to use these terms sensitively, as they can carry significant social and health implications.
His father was a heavy drinker. which lead to liver proplems and death finally.
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A drinker does not technically feel a warmth. He/She just thinks he/she does.
Alcohol consumption becomes a problem when one is dependent on it and consumes it irresponsibly, which will affect the drinker and everyone associated with the drinker.