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boozer
What does boozer mean?
A public house; or, of a person, someone who drinks heavily.
"Fancy a swift one down the boozer?"
Origin
From 'booze' (to drink); long-standing British slang.
Frequently asked questions
What does 'boozer' mean?
It has two meanings: a pub, or a person who drinks heavily.
How can you tell which meaning is intended?
Context decides — 'down the boozer' means the pub, while 'he's a real boozer' means a heavy drinker.
Where does 'boozer' come from?
From 'booze', meaning to drink; it's long-standing British slang.
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