inebriant

/ɪnˈibriənt/
noun
  1. A substance, especially an alcoholic drink, that causes intoxication.
    • The doctor warned that any inebriant could interfere with the medication.
    • Wine is a common inebriant used in many cultures for celebrations.
    • Some plants contain natural inebriants used in traditional rituals.
adjective
  1. Tending to cause intoxication.
    • The inebriant effects of the drink were felt almost immediately.
    • The party served several inebriant cocktails.
    • He avoided any inebriant substances before driving.
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