teetotaler

• “Apparently, down the rabbit hole with Alice where only a teetotaler is good enough to be called serious on drunk driving, or a Democrat, or someone who thinks a one time no harm incident is a death sentence.”

  Sound Politics: Last Call

• “There are always plenty of people to sneer at the teetotaler; people who make money out of drink naturally do so; people who drink themselves naturally do so; the unmarried girl may do so, thinking that the teetotaler is a prig and not quite a man.”

  Woman and Womanhood A Search for Principles

• “Eagle Creek could not justly be called a teetotaler; but Pink had never known him to get worse than a bit wobbly in his legs; his mind had never fogged perceptibly.”

  Rowdy of the Cross L

• “I am hardly what you would call a teetotaler, gentlemen," said”

  Viola Gwyn

• “Among my reasons for becoming a teetotaler was a desire to induce others to do so, who seemed to me to be likely, if they continued to use intoxicating drinks, to become drunkards.”

  Modern Skepticism: A Journey Through the Land of Doubt and Back Again A Life Story

• “I'd meant to ascend as a boozefarian, but clicked "teetotaler" instead.”

  Happy Birthday to Max

• “They were a joy, though Gerald got a headache from the fumes which he a teetotaler likened to a hangover.”

  Simon & Schuster: Bird Cloud

• “The rapper, a teetotaler, said he drinks energy drinks before or after workouts, and when he's in the studio.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Rapper Sells Energy Shots for Food

• “He was both alcoholic and teetotaler, depending upon the time period.”

  Interview With Historian and Writer Clarice Stasz

• “While eyeing the menu on their first date, at an Italian restaurant, she was relieved when he asked whether she wanted some wine, which she took as a sign that "he was not a teetotaler and he's not rigid.”

  The Washington Post: Dinner with Michael Jacobson, 'Chief of the Food Police'

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