boozy

Under the influence

Boozy describes something characterized by alcohol or drunkenness.

A boozy brunch features plenty of drinks.

A boozy night out involves heavy drinking.

The word is casual and often affectionate rather than disapproving—it suggests cheerful indulgence more than problem drinking.

A person who is boozy has had a few too many.

intoxicated

drunk

Impaired by alcohol

plastered · wasted · blotto · sozzled · besotted · pickled · soused · tanked · tipsy · buzzed

alcoholic

liquor

Distilled alcoholic drink

  • whiskeyOak-aged grain spirit
  • vodkaClear distilled spirit
  • rumMolasses-based liquor

tequila · gin · brandy · bourbon · scotch · wine · beer · moonshine · absinthe · cognac

nightlife

bar

Drinking establishment

  • pubLicensed drinking establishment
  • clubOrganization with membership
  • cocktailsAlcoholic blended beverages

tavern · saloon · speakeasy · lounge · mixologist · bartender · rounds · shots · barhopping · roadhouse

festive

celebration

Festive event marking occasion

  • partyGathering for celebration
  • revelryNoisy, lively celebration
  • toastHeated bread; glass-raising honor

cheers · merriment · bash · shindig · soiree · brunch · reception · wedding · Oktoberfest · bottomless

indulgent

decadent

Self-indulgent, often corruptly

extravagant · sumptuous · binge · overindulgent · lavish · sybaritic · epicurean · debauched · dissipated · dissolute

Categories
Opposites
intoxication state

boozysober

Free from intoxication

clearheaded · straight · lucid · level · sharp

drinking habits/lifestyle

boozyteetotal

Avoiding all alcohol

abstinent · abstemious · dry · temperate · sober

atmosphere/character of an event or place

boozydry

Free from moisture

alcohol-free · sober · teetotal · sedate · restrained

Phrases
Family

booze, boozed, boozing, boozer, boozes, boozehound, boozers, booziness, booziest

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