Meanings of booze-up in English

We'll settle for an elaborate Brigadoon-themed anniversary booze-up at some point (touch wood).

We've been having a bit of a booze-up outside.

Another excuse for a booze-up (as if one were required).

A decade ago next month, the infamous Fianna Fáil booze-up in Galway marked the death knell for old politics.

They need 40 from 36 balls to spark the biggest booze-up in the history of mankind.

Take in a box of home-made biscuits (home-made because it shows care has been taken) rather than funding a booze-up in the pub.

Joseph's easy friendship with a neighbor's kid is particularly affecting, and a tearfully merry post-funeral pub booze-up provides a lovely release from all the anguish.

There are only so many boozed-up borderline-racist rants that Hollywood can take.

It's not just the quality of the boozed-up performances that attracts the attention.

This summer, boozed-up brawlers were issued £40 fixed penalty notices.

Oishii's crew colleague and Simi both nodded dismissive, boozed-up assent.

He admits he was the beneficiary of Best's boozed-up unreliability.

The Guardian gestured to the girl and her boozed-up mates.

Pictures have shown boozed-up Brits spilling out of clubs and bars as they continue to ignore government advice.

He now tells us he was boozed-up through writing and production, but Melancholia connects with an uncharacteristic directness.

Uncertainty surrounding the boundaries of ethical sexual activity is not confined to boozed-up young adults or American presidents.