Word noun · verb
booze
n. · v.
US /ˈbuz/ UK /bˈuːz/ booze UK spelling boozed
Definition
- 01 B2 Upper Intermediate
n.alcoholic drinks such as beer, wine, or whiskey.
n.any alcoholic beverage. Uncountable in this sense.
Simple“We should probably buy some more booze for the party tonight.”
In context“The organisers were strictly prohibited from bringing their own booze into the festival grounds, as the venue held an exclusive liquor licence.”
- 02 C1 Advanced
v.to drink a lot of alcohol, usually for fun with friends.
v.to consume alcoholic beverages, especially in significant quantities or habitually.
Simple“They spent the whole weekend boozing in front of the TV.”
In context“After the final match of the season, the team went out to booze until the early hours of the morning.”
UsageUsually used as an intransitive verb.
Usage booze back · booze ban
This entry
Level B2 · Upper Intermediate
Frequency Frequent
Updated