“To be a sot” in Japanese
Short answer
To be a sot in Japanese is “飲み潰す” (nomitsubusu). Full meaning: to drink away one's money, to be a sot, to get wasted; to drink someone under the table.
Other ways to say “To be a sot” in Japanese
呑み潰す
nomitsubusu to drink away one's money, to be a sot, to get wasted; to drink someone under the table
のみつぶす
nomitsubusu to drink away one's money, to be a sot, to get wasted; to drink someone under the table
飲みつぶす
nomitsubusu to drink away one's money, to be a sot, to get wasted; to drink someone under the table
呑みつぶす
nomitsubusu to drink away one's money, to be a sot, to get wasted; to drink someone under the table
呑み潰せ
nomitsubuse to drink away one's money, to be a sot, to get wasted; to drink someone under the table
呑み潰そ
nomitsubuso to drink away one's money, to be a sot, to get wasted; to drink someone under the table
飲み潰さ
nomitsubusa to drink away one's money, to be a sot, to get wasted; to drink someone under the table
呑み潰さ
nomitsubusa to drink away one's money, to be a sot, to get wasted; to drink someone under the table
飲み潰し
nomitsubushi to drink away one's money, to be a sot, to get wasted; to drink someone under the table
飲み潰そ
nomitsubuso to drink away one's money, to be a sot, to get wasted; to drink someone under the table
呑み潰し
nomitsubushi to drink away one's money, to be a sot, to get wasted; to drink someone under the table
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