swigger

English

Etymology

From swig +‎ -er.

Noun

swigger (plural swiggers)

1. One who swigs.
   • 2009, Steven Travers, A Tale of Three Cities:

     His work ethic, sobriety, and family man reputation meant little in the Big Apple; they loved the martini-swiggers of the Sinatra age.

Anagrams

• Wiggers, wiggers