BOOZE Meaning and
Definition
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Booze refers to an informal and colloquial term for alcoholic beverages, generally associated with the consumption of alcoholic drinks for their intoxicating effects. It is a noun that encompasses a wide range of alcoholic beverages, including but not limited to beer, wine, spirits, and liquors. The term is derived from the Middle Dutch word "būsen," meaning "to drink excessively."
Booze is often used to signify both the substance itself and the act of drinking alcohol. It can be used interchangeably with other terms like "alcohol," "liquor," or "drinks." As a verb, it means to consume or drink alcohol. The term has a casual and light-hearted tone, often used in social settings or when referring to a night of enjoying alcoholic beverages with friends or at a celebratory event.
However, the term can also be used negatively, indicating excessive or problematic drinking habits. It may be associated with irresponsible or harmful alcohol consumption if used in the context of abuse or addiction.
In summary, "booze" is an informal noun that refers to the wide range of alcoholic beverages and can be used as a verb to express the act of consuming them. While it is often used in a light-hearted or social context, it can also carry the connotation of excessive or problematic drinking.
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Etymology of BOOZE
The etymology of the word "booze" has uncertain origins, but several theories exist. One theory suggests that it originated from the medieval Dutch word "būsen", which meant "to
drink excessively" or "to carouse". Another theory suggests a connection to the Middle Dutch word "būsen", meaning "to drink heavily".
A different theory points to the word "booze" coming from the Old Dutch word "būsen" or the Middle Low German word "būsen", both of which have similar meanings of drinking heavily. There are also suggestions that "booze" could have derived from the Dutch word "busen", meaning "to drink to excess".
However, it is essential to note that none of these theories have concrete evidence, and the true origin of the word "booze" remains uncertain.
Idioms with the word BOOZE
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on the booze
The idiom "on the booze" means to be drinking alcohol excessively or regularly, often to the point of being drunk. It implies a state of indulgence or dependency on alcohol.
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booze up
The idiom "booze up" typically means to consume alcohol in large quantities or to have a heavy drinking session. It suggests someone is indulging in excessive drinking.
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booze it up
The idiom "booze it up" refers to the act of consuming alcohol excessively or indulging in heavy drinking.
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booze artist
The idiom "booze artist" typically refers to an individual who possesses expertise or skill in consuming alcoholic beverages. It often implies that the person is experienced, knowledgeable, or adept at drinking or indulging in alcohol. This idiom may carry a somewhat negative connotation, suggesting excessive or habitual drinking.
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booze can
The idiom "booze can" refers to a place, typically an illicit establishment or a speakeasy, where alcoholic beverages are illegally sold or consumed outside of legal operating hours.
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booze it
The idiom "booze it" refers to the act of drinking alcohol, often excessively or without restraint. It implies indulging in alcoholic beverages for the purpose of getting drunk or enjoying a social gathering centered around drinking.
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hit the booze
The idiom "hit the booze" means to start drinking alcohol, often in excessive amounts or with the intention of becoming intoxicated.
Similar spelling words for BOOZE
- bosie,
- boche,
- bos,
- boyko,
- boccie,
- bosio,
- bozo,
- Boeke,
- Bogue,
- boesch,
- box,
- boise,
- bog,
- boyes,
- Boose,
- ooze,
- bocce,
- bogey,
- Boaz,
- bossie,
- boozy,
- bookie,
- Bowes,
- Boes,
- bowse,
- boogie,
- boese,
- boice,
- BOOS,
- bosco,
- bouse,
- BOSO,
- Bojko,
- Boisse,
- bosse,
- Bougie,
- boeck,
- bogie,
- bose,
- Bok,
- Boza,
- bosque,
- boze,
- Boyce,
- Bouche.
Conjugate verb Booze
CONDITIONAL PERFECT
I
would have boozed
you
would have boozed
he/she/it
would have boozed
we
would have boozed
they
would have boozed
I
would have booze
you
would have booze
he/she/it
would have booze
we
would have booze
they
would have booze
CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
I
would have been boozing
you
would have been boozing
he/she/it
would have been boozing
we
would have been boozing
they
would have been boozing
CONDITIONAL PRESENT
I
would booze
you
would booze
he/she/it
would booze
we
would booze
they
would booze
CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE
I
would be boozing
you
would be boozing
he/she/it
would be boozing
we
would be boozing
they
would be boozing
FUTURE
I
will booze
you
will booze
he/she/it
will booze
we
will booze
they
will booze
FUTURE CONTINUOUS
I
will be boozing
you
will be boozing
he/she/it
will be boozing
we
will be boozing
they
will be boozing
FUTURE PERFECT
I
will have boozed
you
will have boozed
he/she/it
will have boozed
we
will have boozed
they
will have boozed
FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
will have been boozing
you
will have been boozing
he/she/it
will have been boozing
we
will have been boozing
they
will have been boozing
IMPERATIVE
we
Let's booze
you
booze
we
let´s booze
to booze
PAST CONTINUOUS
I
was boozing
you
were boozing
he/she/it
was boozing
we
were boozing
they
were boozing
PAST PARTICIPLE
boozed
PAST PERFECT
I
had boozed
you
had boozed
he/she/it
had boozed
we
had boozed
they
had boozed
PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
had been boozing
you
had been boozing
he/she/it
had been boozing
we
had been boozing
they
had been boozing
PRESENT
I
booze
you
booze
he/she/it
boozes
we
booze
they
booze
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
I
am boozing
you
are boozing
he/she/it
is boozing
we
are boozing
they
are boozing
PRESENT PARTICIPLE
boozing
PRESENT PERFECT
I
have boozed
you
have boozed
he/she/it
has boozed
we
have boozed
they
have boozed
PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS
I
have been boozing
you
have been boozing
he/she/it
has been boozing
we
have been boozing
they
have been boozing
PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE
he/she/it
booze
SIMPLE PAST
I
boozed
you
boozed
he/she/it
boozed
we
boozed
they
boozed
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