Thesaurus:borrachera

Spanish

Synonyms

beodez (formal) [1] [2]
bolencia (Honduras) [3]
bomba (Andalucía, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Peru, colloquial) [4] [5]
borrachería (dated, colloquial) [6]
castaña (Spain, colloquial) [7] [8]
chispa (Spain, colloquial) [9] [10]
chupeta (Peru) [11]
cogorza (Spain, colloquial) [12] [13]
cohete (Mexico, Uruguay) [14]
crápula (rare) [15] [16]
cucuruca (Honduras, colloquial) [17]
cuete (Argentina, Mexico, Uruguay, colloquial) [18] [19]
cura (Bolivia, Chile, colloquial) [20] [21]
curadera (Chile, colloquial) [22] [23]
curda (colloquial) [24] [25]
curdela (colloquial) [26]
ebriedad [27] [28]
embriaguez [29] [30]
filoxera (colloquial) [31]
humera (Spain, colloquial) [32] [33]
intoxicación etílica (medical)
jáquima (Central America) [34]
jumera (colloquial) [35] [36]
juma (colloquial) [37] [38]
llorona (Colombia) [39]
lobo (Spain, colloquial, dated) [40] [41]
mamada (Argentina, Bolivia, Nicaragua, Paraguay, Peru, vulgar) [42] [43]
mamadera (Bolivia, Uruguay, colloquial) [44]
mamúa (Argentina, Uruguay, colloquial) [45] [46]
melopea (Spain, colloquial) [47] [48]
merluza (Spain, colloquial) [49] [50]
mierda (colloquial) [51]
mona (colloquial) [52]
moña (colloquial) [53] [54]
mordaga (colloquial) [55]
papalina (colloquial) [56] [57]
pea (colloquial) [58]
pedo (colloquial) [59] [60]
pedal (colloquial) [61]
peludo (Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, colloquial) [62]
penca (Costa Rica) [63]
pichinga (Honduras, colloquial) [64]
pítima (colloquial) [65] [66]
puntillo [67]
rasca (Venezuela, colloquial) [68] [69]
reata (Honduras, colloquial) [70]
riata (El Salvador, Honduras, colloquial) [71]
sirindanga (El Salvador, Honduras, colloquial) [72]
tablón (colloquial) [73] [74]
tajada (Spain, colloquial) [75] [76]
tea [⇒ thesaurus] (colloquial) [77] [78]
toña (Spain, colloquial) [79]
torta (colloquial) [80]
tranca (colloquial) [81] [82]
trompa (Spain, colloquial) [83] [84]
turca (colloquial) [85] [86]
vacilón (Cuba) [87] [88]
zamacuco (colloquial) [89]
zoca (Guatemala) [90]
zorra (colloquial) [91]

Antonyms

sobriedad

See also

References

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