Crapulous \`krap-ye-les\ adj. [LL crapulosus, L. crapula intoxication, fr. Gr. kraipale] (1536) 1 marked by intemperance esp. in eating or drinking; 2 sick from excessive indulgence in liquor.
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I stayed up till oh-dot-thirty last night watching the Washington Brewskies administer a righteous pasting to the Philadelphia Egos -- the first such drubbing since somewhere during the Norm Snead Administration -- and, despite my judicious purchase and restrained consumption of only the finest, most reputable of America's microbrewed beers, this morning I feel somewhat (sense 2) crapulous.
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The conflict in Shakespeare's romantic tragedy "Romeo and Juliet" revolves around an ancient antipathy between the Houses of Montague and Crapulous.
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Have you tried a little hair of the crap for that?
Makes me wish I watched football.
aqclaa! - Yes, the ever-resounding cry of the crew of the Calypso.
Craptacular!
Ned, I'm as big a fan of the Snyderforeskins as you, but one touchdown does not a righteous pasting nor drubbing make.
It was, however, a good solid win over a competent team, and that's encouraging. And so, I give a hearty
felvp!!
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