Boozy

ˈbuː.zi

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Characterized by the presence of alcohol; often drunk or related to drinking.

The boozy party lasted until dawn, with guests dancing and laughing with drinks in hand.

Indulging in excessive drinking; often used to describe a situation or atmosphere.

It was a boozy brunch, with bottomless mimosas and plenty of champagne flowing.

Having the qualities of alcoholic beverages.

She preferred boozy desserts, like bourbon-infused chocolate cake.

Possibly from the word 'booze', which is a slang term for alcoholic drink.

boozy night out

An evening spent drinking alcohol, typically with friends.

boozy brunch

A brunch event that includes the consumption of alcohol, often bottomless drinks.

booze

Informal term for alcoholic drinks.

intoxicated

Affected by alcohol or drugs; drunk.

drunk

Under the influence of alcohol.

Wasted

After the party, he was completely wasted.

Smashed

They got smashed during the concert.

Tipsy

She felt tipsy after a couple of glasses of wine.