Oinopotes is an accusatory label for a person alleged to be a drunkard in sayings about the Son of Man.

The attested use is an accusatory label applied to the Son of Man by others after describing him as eating and drinking; both verses place it alongside an accusation of gluttony and friendship with tax collectors and sinners.

1. Accusatory label for an alleged drunkard · dominant

   In Luke 7:34, the nominative singular masculine form occurs in the accusation directed at the Son of Man after he is described as eating and drinking; the APB renders the clause "a human who is a glutton and a drunkard." Matthew 11:19 presents the same form in the parallel accusation, where the APB renders "a gluttonous man and a drunkard."

   Luke 7:34Matthew 11:19

In the Anselm Project Bible: Across Luke 7:34 and Matthew 11:19, the APB presents the accusation with "drunkard." This rendering is read in the context of the whole accusatory clause.