boozy

UK
/ˈbuː.zi/
US
/ˈbuː.zi/

Translations

boozyadjective
boozier
Comp.
booziest
Super.
UK
/ˈbuː.zi/
US
/ˈbuː.zi/
arroséSurtout pour une soirée, un repas ou un plat contenant beaucoup d’alcool ; registre courant.
The boozy party lasted well into the night, with guests enjoying cocktails and laughter.
La soirée arrosée a duré jusque tard dans la nuit, les invités profitant des cocktails et des rires.
ivrePour décrire une personne légèrement ou nettement alcoolisée ; sens fréquent.
After a boozy lunch, he found it difficult to concentrate on his work.
Après un déjeuner arrosé, il avait du mal à se concentrer sur son travail.
Additional translations
alcooliséS’applique à une boisson ou à un dessert contenant de l’alcool ; registre neutre.

Definitions

boozyadjective
Characterized by or involving the consumption of alcohol, often to excess.
The boozy party lasted well into the night, with guests enjoying cocktails and laughter.
Having the characteristics or effects of alcohol consumption, such as being tipsy or inebriated.
After a boozy lunch, he found it difficult to concentrate on his work.
Containing a noticeable or strong amount of alcohol (of food or drink).
The chef served a boozy trifle soaked in sherry.