coalcoholic

co·al·co·hol·ic

(kō'al-kŏ-hol'ik), 1. The person(s) who enables an alcoholic by assuming responsibilities on the alcoholic's behalf, minimizing or denying the problem drinking, or making amends for the alcoholic's behavior.
See also: splinting. 2. Pertaining to the coalcoholic or to coalcoholism.
See also: splinting.

co·al·co·hol·ic

(kō-al'kŏ-hol'ik) 1. The person who enables an alcoholic person by assuming responsibilities on the alcoholic's behalf, minimizing or denying the problem drinking, or making amends for the alcoholic's behavior.
See also: codependent2. Pertaining to the coalcoholic or to coalcoholism.