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booze

(buːz)
Word forms: 3rd person singular presenttense boozes, present participle boozing, past tense, past participle boozed
1. uncountable noun [oft the NOUN]
Booze is alcoholic drink.
[informal]
...booze and cigarettes.
...empty bottles of booze.
Synonyms: alcohol, drink, spirits, juice [informal] More Synonyms of booze
2. verb
If people booze, they drink alcohol.
[informal]
...a load of drunken businessmen who had been boozing all afternoon. [VERB]
Synonyms: drink, indulge, get drunk, tipple More Synonyms of booze
boozing uncountable noun
He used to be famous for his boozing.

booze in British English

(buːz) informal
noun
1. 
alcoholic drink
2. 
a drinking bout or party
verb
3. (usually intr)
to drink (alcohol), esp in excess
Derived forms
boozed
adjective
boozing (ˈboozing)
noun
Word origin
C13: from Middle Dutch būsen

booze in American English

(buz)
verb intransitiveWord forms: boozed or ˈboozing
1.  Informal
to drink too much alcoholic liquor
noun Informal
2. 
an alcoholic drink; liquor
3. 
a drinking spree
Word origin
earlier bouse, bowse < MDu busen; akin to MHG bus, a bloating fullness; ult. < IE *bhōu-, var. of base *bheu-, to grow, swell: see be

Examples of 'booze' in a sentence
booze

This has been attributed to tougher age controls on buying booze.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
Cut down on caffeine and avoid excess booze.
The Sun (2016)
The booze ban is clearly paying off on his body.
The Sun (2016)
Its report blames cheap booze and calls for higher taxes on alcohol and a minimum price per unit.
The Sun (2016)
The all-inclusive package means it is sometimes tempting to stay at the hotel and enjoy the free food and booze.
The Sun (2016)
Researchers claim family stress, too much booze and food and a reluctance to seek medical help fuel the rise.
The Sun (2016)
Students we spoke to agreed the campus is gripped by an extreme drinking culture fuelled by cheap booze at Northern prices.
The Sun (2017)
The best way to get a handle on its rich history is to soak it up via music, food and booze.
Times, Sunday Times (2017)
 Drink too much booze?
The Sun (2016)
And shopkeepers should not accept his money when he wants to buy booze.
The Sun (2013)
You can bring your own booze and the food is really good.
Times, Sunday Times (2012)
 Drinking duty free booze is banned on flights.
The Sun (2015)
The proliferation of cheap booze is a major factor.
The Sun (2009)
It got worse during the afternoon as more booze was taken.
Times, Sunday Times (2015)
Cut out any bad habits like drug use excess booze.
The Sun (2008)
To cheer himself up he spends the money he manages to earn on booze instead of food.
Times, Sunday Times (2009)
The harm done by this easy availability of cheap booze is dramatic and worrying.
Times, Sunday Times (2012)
An excess of booze can do funny things to a man.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
It was a great party and the booze flowed freely.
The Sun (2008)
And not that many drinking booze.
Times, Sunday Times (2014)
He has been banned from buying booze in the Houses.
The Sun (2013)
First he banned booze in his Kabul headquarters.
Times, Sunday Times (2010)
If people cannot buy cigarettes, booze and fuel will it stop them getting them?
The Sun (2012)

In other languages
booze

British English: booze /buːz/ NOUN
Booze is alcoholic drink.
  • American English: booze
  • Arabic: مَشْروب روحِيّ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: bebida alcoólica
  • Chinese: 酒
  • Croatian: piće
  • Czech: chlast
  • Danish: sprut
  • Dutch: sterkedrank
  • European Spanish: trago
  • Finnish: viina alkoholi yleensä
  • French: bibine
  • German: Alkohol
  • Greek: ποτό
  • Italian: bevanda alcolica
  • Japanese: 酒
  • Korean: 술 음료수
  • Norwegian: alkohol
  • Polish: alkohol
  • European Portuguese: bebida alcoólica
  • Romanian: băuturică
  • Russian: выпивка
  • Latin American Spanish: trago
  • Swedish: sprit
  • Thai: เครื่องดื่มที่มีแอลกอฮอล์
  • Turkish: içki
  • Ukrainian: випивка
  • Vietnamese: rượu
British English: booze VERB
If people booze, they drink alcohol.
...a load of drunken businessmen who had been boozing all afternoon.
  • American English: booze
  • Brazilian Portuguese: embebedar-se
  • Chinese: 喝酒
  • European Spanish: emborracharse
  • French: picoler
  • German: saufen
  • Italian: bere alcol
  • Japanese: 酒を飲む
  • Korean: 술을 마시다
  • European Portuguese: embebedar-se
  • Latin American Spanish: emborracharse

All related terms of 'booze'

booze bus
a mobile police unit used to conduct drug and alcohol tests on drivers
booze hag
a girl or woman who drinks to excess
booze-up
In Britain, a booze-up is a party or other social gathering where people drink a lot of alcohol .
booze cruise
a day trip to a foreign country, esp from England across the English Channel to France, for the purposes of buying cheap alcohol , cigarettes , etc
booze addiction
Addiction is the condition of taking harmful drugs and being unable to stop taking them.

Chinese translation of 'booze'

booze

(buːz) (inf)

n (u)

  1. 酒 (jiǔ)

vi

  1. 饮(飲)酒 (yǐnjiǔ)
(noun) 
Definition
alcoholic drink
empty bottles of booze
Synonyms
alcohol
No alcohol is allowed on the premises.
drink
Too much drink is bad for your health.
spirits
juice (informal)
the bottle (informal)
liquor
The room was filled with cases of liquor.
grog (informal, mainly Australian, New Zealand)
the hard stuff (informal)
strong drink
intoxicant
firewater
John Barleycorn
hooch or hootch (informal, mainly US, Canadian)
(verb) 
Definition
to drink alcohol, esp. in excess
a load of drunken people who had been boozing all afternoon
Synonyms
drink
It's unhealthy to drink too much.
indulge
get drunk
tipple
You may be tempted to tipple unobserved.
imbibe (formal)
Tom had eaten a pie and imbibed some coffee.
tope (literary)
carouse
They should stay home more, instead of going out and carousing with friends.
bevvy (dialect)
get plastered
drink like a fish
go on the piss (taboo, slang)
get soused
get tanked up (informal)
go on a binge or bender (informal)
hit the booze or bottle (informal)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of carouse
Definition
to have a merry drinking party
They should stay home more, instead of going out and carousing with friends.
Synonyms
drink,
booze (informal),
revel,
imbibe (formal),
quaff,
pub-crawl (informal, British),
bevvy (dialect),
make merry,
wassail,
bend the elbow (informal),
roister,
go on the piss (taboo, slang)
in the sense of imbibe
Definition
to drink (alcoholic drinks)
Tom had eaten a pie and imbibed some coffee.
Synonyms
drink,
consume,
knock back (informal),
neck (slang),
sink (informal),
swallow,
suck,
hoover (informal),
swig (informal),
quaff
in the sense of liquor
Definition
spirits or other alcoholic drinks
The room was filled with cases of liquor.
Synonyms
alcohol,
drink,
spirits,
booze (informal),
grog,
hard stuff (informal),
strong drink,
Dutch courage (informal),
intoxicant,
juice (informal, old-fashioned),
hooch or hootch (informal, US, Canadian)

Nearby words of
booze

  • bootless
  • bootlicker
  • booty
  • booze
  • booze-up
  • boozer
  • boozy

Related terms of
booze

  • booze-up

Synonyms of 'booze'

booze

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