The difference between Bibulous and Lushy

When used as adjectives, bibulous means very absorbent, whereas lushy means given to drinking alcohol.


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  1. Bibulous as an adjective:

    Very absorbent.

  2. Bibulous as an adjective:

    Given to or marked by the consumption of alcohol.

    Examples:

    "synonyms: bibacious boozy sottish"

  1. Lushy as an adjective:

    Given to drinking alcohol.

  2. Lushy as an adjective:

    Drunk; tipsy.

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