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boozy

UK/ˈbuːzi/ US/ˈbuzi/ rare

adjective

1.

given to or marked by the consumption of alcohol

  • “a bibulous fellow”
  • “a bibulous evening”
  • “his boozy drinking companions”
  • “thick boozy singing”
  • “a drunken binge”
  • “two drunken gentleman holding each other up”
  • “sottish behavior”

Origin

From booze + -y.

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