booze up



booze up

Sl to drink heavily. Those guys are always boozing up. Stop boozing up and go home.
See also: booze, up

booze up

v.
1. To consume alcoholic beverages steadily: They were boozing up all night and didn't come home until sunrise.
2. To serve someone enough alcohol to cause drunkenness: The sales representative was well known for boozing up her clients after a sale. He doesn't seem friendly, but he's more sociable if you booze him up a bit.
3. To become drunk. Used in the passive: I was too boozed up to drive home.
See also: booze, up

booze up

verb
See booze
See also: booze, up

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Sakurasah-koo-ṙahJapanese
Winonawi-NON-ə (English)English, Native American, Sioux
Tommy['tɔmi]
KornelKAWR-nel (Polish)Polish, Czech, Slovak
Asenneth-Biblical Greek
Godivagə-DIE-və (English)Anglo-Saxon (Latinized)