booze

booze (it) up

slang To drink a lot of alcohol. It's my birthday, so I'm definitely boozing it up tonight!

See also: booze, up

booze artist

One who is drunk or apt to get drunk. I was quite a booze artist in college, but those days are long behind me. All right, let's get this booze artist some coffee—something to sober him up.

booze can

An establishment (e.g., a nightclub or bar) that sells or provides alcoholic beverages illegally and/or after hours. I know a great booze can downtown that only lets you in if you know the password.

booze it

slang To drink a lot of alcohol. It's my birthday, so I'm definitely boozing it tonight!

See also: booze

boozed

slang Drunk. Do you remember last night at the bar at all? You were really boozed!

See also: booze

boozehound

slang One who is apt to drink alcohol often and excessively; an alcoholic. "Booze" is a slang term for alcohol derived from the Middle Dutch word busen, meaning "to drink to excess." Geez, if we go to the bar a third time this week, we're gonna look like a couple of boozehounds!

hit the booze

To drink alcohol, especially to excess. All this stress at work right now is enough to make me hit the booze.

hit the bottle

To drink alcohol, especially to excess. All this stress at work right now is enough to make me hit the bottle.

See also: bottle, hit

hit the sauce

To drink alcohol, especially heavily and frequently. You need to stop hitting the sauce and start taking care of your kids!

kick the (something)

slang To overcome an addiction to something. It took gum, patches, and even hypnosis, but I've finally kicked the habit. Unfortunately, the physical nature of heroin addiction means that kicking the habit isn't as simple as just wanting to stop. After saying such horrible things to my parents, I decided it was finally time to kick the booze for good.

booze it up

Sl to drink heavily; to drink to get drunk. (Fixed order.) She wanted to get home and booze it up by herself. He boozes it up every Friday after work.

See also: booze, up

booze up

Sl to drink heavily. Those guys are always boozing up. Stop boozing up and go home.

See also: booze, up

hit the bottle

and hit the booze

Fig. Inf. to go on a drinking bout; to get drunk. Jed's hitting the bottle again. He's been hitting the booze for a week now.

See also: bottle, hit

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

hit the bottle

Also, hit the booze or sauce . Drink alcoholic beverages, especially a great deal, as in I don't know if it will be a problem, but he hits the bottle every weekend, or She hardly ever hits the booze, but when she does, watch out, or It doesn't show in her work, but she hits the sauce every night. These slangy expressions date from the late 1800s and early 1900s.

See also: bottle, hit

The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer.

hit the bottle

INFORMAL

If someone hits the bottle, they drink too much alcohol. One newspaper even said I'd started hitting the bottle. Complete rubbish. These teenagers hit the bottle to rebel.

See also: bottle, hit

Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed.

hit (or be on) the bottle

start to drink alcohol heavily, especially in an attempt to escape from one's problems. informal

See also: bottle, hit

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

hit the ˈbottle

(informal) regularly drink too much: She managed to resist alcohol for a year, then hit the bottle again when her husband died. He’s really hitting the bottle at the moment.

See also: bottle, hit

kick the ˈhabit, ˈdrug, ˈbooze, etc.

stop doing something harmful that you have done for a long time: According to research, only one smoker in a hundred is able to kick the habit without some kind of help.

booze up

1. To consume alcoholic beverages steadily: They were boozing up all night and didn't come home until sunrise.

2. To serve someone enough alcohol to cause drunkenness: The sales representative was well known for boozing up her clients after a sale. He doesn't seem friendly, but he's more sociable if you booze him up a bit.

3. To become drunk. Used in the passive: I was too boozed up to drive home.

See also: booze, up

The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs.

booze

(buz)

1. n. beverage alcohol. (Slang since the 1500s.) I don’t care for booze. It makes me sneeze.

2. and booze up in. to drink alcohol to excess; to go on a bash. Stop boozing for a minute and listen up, guys. Let’s booze up and watch TV.

booze up

verb

See booze

See also: booze, up

booze artist

n. a drunken person; a drunkard. A wobbly booze artist sat musing on the stool in the corner.

booze it (up)

tv. to drink excessively; to drink to intoxication. You come home every night and booze it up. How can you keep on this way?

See also: booze, up

booze it

verb

See booze it up

See also: booze

boozed

mod. alcohol intoxicated. Wow, is he ever boozed!

See also: booze

hit the bottle

and hit the booze

tv. to go on a drinking bout; to get drunk. She got caught hitting the bottle in the office. He’s been hitting the booze for a week now.

See also: bottle, hit

hit the booze

verb

See hit the bottle

词组	booze
释义	booze booze (it) up slang To drink a lot of alcohol. It's my birthday, so I'm definitely boozing it up tonight! See also: booze, up booze artist One who is drunk or apt to get drunk. I was quite a booze artist in college, but those days are long behind me. All right, let's get this booze artist some coffee—something to sober him up. See also: artist, booze booze can An establishment (e.g., a nightclub or bar) that sells or provides alcoholic beverages illegally and/or after hours. I know a great booze can downtown that only lets you in if you know the password. See also: booze, can booze it slang To drink a lot of alcohol. It's my birthday, so I'm definitely boozing it tonight! See also: booze boozed slang Drunk. Do you remember last night at the bar at all? You were really boozed! See also: booze boozehound slang One who is apt to drink alcohol often and excessively; an alcoholic. "Booze" is a slang term for alcohol derived from the Middle Dutch word busen, meaning "to drink to excess." Geez, if we go to the bar a third time this week, we're gonna look like a couple of boozehounds! hit the booze To drink alcohol, especially to excess. All this stress at work right now is enough to make me hit the booze. See also: booze, hit hit the bottle To drink alcohol, especially to excess. All this stress at work right now is enough to make me hit the bottle. See also: bottle, hit hit the sauce To drink alcohol, especially heavily and frequently. You need to stop hitting the sauce and start taking care of your kids! See also: hit, sauce kick the (something) slang To overcome an addiction to something. It took gum, patches, and even hypnosis, but I've finally kicked the habit. Unfortunately, the physical nature of heroin addiction means that kicking the habit isn't as simple as just wanting to stop. After saying such horrible things to my parents, I decided it was finally time to kick the booze for good. See also: kick Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. booze it up Sl to drink heavily; to drink to get drunk. (Fixed order.) She wanted to get home and booze it up by herself. He boozes it up every Friday after work. See also: booze, up booze up Sl to drink heavily. Those guys are always boozing up. Stop boozing up and go home. See also: booze, up hit the bottle and hit the booze Fig. Inf. to go on a drinking bout; to get drunk. Jed's hitting the bottle again. He's been hitting the booze for a week now. See also: bottle, hit McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. hit the bottle Also, hit the booze or sauce . Drink alcoholic beverages, especially a great deal, as in I don't know if it will be a problem, but he hits the bottle every weekend, or She hardly ever hits the booze, but when she does, watch out, or It doesn't show in her work, but she hits the sauce every night. These slangy expressions date from the late 1800s and early 1900s. See also: bottle, hit The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. hit the bottle INFORMAL If someone hits the bottle, they drink too much alcohol. One newspaper even said I'd started hitting the bottle. Complete rubbish. These teenagers hit the bottle to rebel. See also: bottle, hit Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed. hit (or be on) the bottle start to drink alcohol heavily, especially in an attempt to escape from one's problems. informal See also: bottle, hit Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary hit the ˈbottle (informal) regularly drink too much: She managed to resist alcohol for a year, then hit the bottle again when her husband died. He’s really hitting the bottle at the moment. See also: bottle, hit kick the ˈhabit, ˈdrug, ˈbooze, etc. stop doing something harmful that you have done for a long time: According to research, only one smoker in a hundred is able to kick the habit without some kind of help. See also: kick Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary booze up v. 1. To consume alcoholic beverages steadily: They were boozing up all night and didn't come home until sunrise. 2. To serve someone enough alcohol to cause drunkenness: The sales representative was well known for boozing up her clients after a sale. He doesn't seem friendly, but he's more sociable if you booze him up a bit. 3. To become drunk. Used in the passive: I was too boozed up to drive home. See also: booze, up The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs. booze (buz) 1. n. beverage alcohol. (Slang since the 1500s.) I don’t care for booze. It makes me sneeze. 2. and booze up in. to drink alcohol to excess; to go on a bash. Stop boozing for a minute and listen up, guys. Let’s booze up and watch TV. booze up verb See booze See also: booze, up booze artist n. a drunken person; a drunkard. A wobbly booze artist sat musing on the stool in the corner. See also: artist, booze booze it (up) tv. to drink excessively; to drink to intoxication. You come home every night and booze it up. How can you keep on this way? See also: booze, up booze it verb See booze it up See also: booze boozed mod. alcohol intoxicated. Wow, is he ever boozed! See also: booze hit the bottle and hit the booze tv. to go on a drinking bout; to get drunk. She got caught hitting the bottle in the office. He’s been hitting the booze for a week now. See also: bottle, hit hit the booze verb See hit the bottle See also: booze, hit McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: booze artist stinking drunk pifficated nurse a drink funky-drunk sprung screaming drunk screech screeching screeching drunk References in periodicals archive Time to end the booze binges for good - and get out walking in the fresh air. Our booze culture is changing; COMMENT 2nd floor, 9A Beckett Way, Park West Industrial Park, Clondalkin, Dublin 12 Tel: 01 868 8600, Fax 01 868 8626, irishmirror.ie The parent company of Bargain Booze reportedly plans to appoint administrators within days "unless circumstances change" - putting thousands of jobs at risk nationally. Acklam Post Office 'safe' as Bargain Booze boss gives update during uncertainty for chain; The Acklam shops Post Office is well-used by locals :: The parent company of the national Bargain Booze chain is under threat Waiters often have no idea about the contents of the booze they are serving. Mafia's booze risk to hols Brits Abta, said: "You can cross to Europe and buy as much booze as you want. Brexit threat to jaunts for cheap booze The brands showcased at the Better Booze Festival are not only better in quality and in taste, but are also better for the planet and its' inhabitants (human and animal alike). The Only NYC Veg-Friendly Alcohol Festival Comes to Webster Hall As part of the deal, Minibar will acquire Booze Carriage's user base of over 25,000 customers and gain Booze Carriage's impactful corporate business, a significant source of their revenue. 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Opposition targets 'liquor culture'under Nitish rule CHEAP alcohol is being seized by the bucket load by police from people flouting the city centre's booze ban. Police clampdown on city booze ENGLAND might have failed to qualify for Euro 2008, but the cup is always full at Bargain Booze, where you can strike it lucky with some fantastic summer deals. New-look store can help you celebrate the summer; Spotlight on Woolton & Allerton
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