adj

boozy

BOO-zee

Boozy (adj) means involving a lot of alcohol, or containing alcohol. Example: “They had a boozy lunch that turned into a boozy dinner.”

adj

Involving a lot of alcohol, or containing alcohol.

"They had a boozy lunch that turned into a boozy dinner."

"The dessert was a boozy tiramisu soaked in rum."

How to use boozy

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishDescribes something soaked in, or centered around, alcohol.

Common pairings

a boozy brunch boozy cake a boozy night out

boozier comparative, booziest superlative

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What does “boozy” mean?

The word “boozy” means involving a lot of alcohol, or containing alcohol. In plain terms, describes something soaked in, or centered around, alcohol.

How do you pronounce “boozy”?

“Boozy” is pronounced BOO-zee (/ˈbuːzi/ in IPA).

How do you use “boozy” in a sentence?

Here is “boozy” used in a sentence: “They had a boozy lunch that turned into a boozy dinner.”

What part of speech is “boozy”?

“Boozy” is an adjective.