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adjective · 2 syllables · /'buː.zi/

BOOZY

What does "BOOZY" mean?

Drunk, or relating to and full of alcohol.

Meanings

  1. Inclined to drink heavily, or showing the effects of drinking. He gave a rambling, boozy toast at the wedding. informal
  2. Containing or tasting strongly of alcohol. The cake was rich and boozy with dark rum. informal
  3. Characterised by drinking; involving a lot of alcohol. It turned into a long, boozy lunch. informal

Word origin

Formed in English by adding the adjectival suffix '-y' to 'booze' (alcoholic drink), itself from Middle Dutch 'busen' meaning 'to drink deeply'.

Remember it

BOOZY = BOOZE with a wobbly 'Y' at the end - the Y is you, tilting after one too many.

A little poem

Lunch ran into dusk-
the warm and rambling laughter
no clock could rescue.

haiku

Wordplay

  • The trifle was so boozy the recipe counted as a designated dessert.

What it teaches

Warmth and blur arrive on the same glass; tell them apart before the third.

Quick facts

What does BOOZY mean?

Drunk, or relating to and full of alcohol.

Is BOOZY a valid word?

Yes — BOOZY is one of the answer words in Wordul, the daily word game.

How many letters is BOOZY?

BOOZY has 5 letters and 2 syllables.

Where does BOOZY come from?

Formed in English by adding the adjectival suffix '-y' to 'booze' (alcoholic drink), itself from Middle Dutch 'busen' meaning 'to drink deeply'.

What can BOOZY teach us?

Warmth and blur arrive on the same glass; tell them apart before the third.

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