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Meanings of
boozy
in English
Given to or marked by the consumption of alcohol.
drunken
bibulous
sottish
Related terms
drunk
intoxicated
inebriated
Usage of
boozy
in English
1
The next few hours are a
boozy
serenade of hope and ambition.
2
Some of the gatherings were
boozy
affairs, according to the intelligence reports.
3
It's intensely spicy, slightly
boozy
and demands plenty of cream on standby.
4
To a huge,
boozy
,
post-lunch cheer, the players arrive back on court.
5
She wasn't talking so he amused himself by doing a
boozy
profile.
6
His
boozy
head got hazy with desire and he pressed against her.
7
The St Patrick's Day festival is, however, a bit of a
boozy
lark.
8
Low-level resentment and bickering spills over into
boozy
violence and full-blown Oedipal shenanigans.
9
When all is said and done, though, it's
boozy
ginger beer.
10
Gervais was not the only celebrity at the
boozy
dinner to get political.
11
Shortly after her
boozy
bender, Zinhle Maditla handed herself over to the police.
12
But there's much more to the Marble City than
boozy
nightlife.
13
As Bragg explained,
boozy
priests were the least of England's worries.
14
Like getting down the pub for a long
boozy
Friday lunch.
15
For other
boozy
creations, check out Shepherd's book The Edible Cocktail.
16
Both have a penchant for running away and
boozy
late nights.
Other examples for "boozy"
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About this term
boozy
Adjective
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
boozy night
boozy lunch
boozy dinner
boozy parties
boozy session
More collocations
Boozy
through the time
Boozy
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common