| Every reputable physician approaches with something of dread the subject of the treatment of those classes of patients known as morphiomaniacs and dipsomaniacs. |
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| Before anyone starts worrying about crowds of dipsomaniacs descending on the NHS, drunkenly demanding new livers to ruin, the pilot scheme aims to involve 20 patients, who may take up to two years to recruit. |
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| Then there's the popular idea that the country's females have gone to the bad, and we're all chardonnay-sozzled dipsomaniacs, drinking men under the table. |
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| When the curtain rises, he's the only patron who's even half awake at Harry's, which is populated by the lowest of the low — dipsomaniacs, they used to be called. |
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| Meanwhile Brian Clough got his Nottingham Forest side gaddered on Luncheon Drink ahead of their 1978 European Cup tie at Liverpool, and the 1979 League Cup final, matches both won by the Tricky Tanking Dipsomaniacs. |
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