Boozy Meaning in English

word

US

ˈbuzi

BOO-zee

UK

bˈuːzi

BOO-zee

Definition

Describes something containing a lot of alcohol or someone who drinks a lot. Often used to describe parties or food and drinks with a strong alcohol flavor.

Usage & Nuances

Informal and sometimes humorous; often used for social events ('boozy brunch'), food ('boozy dessert'), or describing someone's drinking habit. Not appropriate in formal writing. Implies fun but over-indulgence in alcohol.

• Spanish: alcohólico - borracho (tono informal)
• Portuguese (BR): alcoólico - cheio de álcool (informal)
• Portuguese (PT): alcoólico - com muito álcool (informal)
• Chinese (Simplified): 充满酒精的 - 醉醺醺的（口语）
• Chinese (Traditional): 充滿酒精的 - 醉醺醺的（口語）
• Hindi: शराबी - शराब से भरा हुआ (अनौपचारिक)
• Arabic: مليء بالكحول - سكير (لغة عامية)
• Bengali: মাতাল - অ্যালকোহলযুক্ত
• Russian: алкогольный - пьющий (разг.)
• Japanese: 酒っぽい - 酔っ払った雰囲気の
• Vietnamese: nhiều rượu - say xỉn
• Korean: 술이 많은 - 술에 취한 분위기의
• Turkish: alkollü - içkili
• Urdu: شراب سے بھرپور - نشے میں
• Indonesian: penuh alkohol - mabuk (tidak formal)

Example Sentences

We had a boozy party last night.

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This is a very boozy cake.

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He gets boozy at every wedding.

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Sunday brunches here can get pretty boozy.

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I like my desserts a little boozy sometimes.

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It turned into a boozy night after they opened the wine.

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