booze up

booze (it) up

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

booze up

Sl to drink heavily. Those guys are always boozing up. Stop boozing up and go home.
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McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

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.
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The American Heritage® Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs.

booze up

verb
See booze
See also: booze, up
McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions
See also:
  • booze (it) up
  • booze it up
  • booze it
  • booze
  • on one's
  • on someone's
  • other than
  • other than (something)
  • out of one's
  • (I've) got to go
References in periodicals archive
Asked if a booze up is still a useful bonding tool, O'Neill said: "As long as you're not overplaying the drinking, there's an element of that.
Even his friends can't keep up." Farrell will go out with a bang tonight with yet another booze up at his favourite bar.
"But the Irish students just come on a big booze up.
The management all over this country are only able to manage booze ups in brewers but nowt else.
As a result, 33% hope the stag do tradition will die out, with 18% saying the prospect of being caught up in "compromising photos" meant the booze ups were no longer "a laugh".
Mention the name Whitley Bay today and people are most likely to think of Bank Holiday booze ups. Ken said: "The Rex Hotel is seen as the centre of night life in Whitley Bay yet it started life as the Waverley temperance hotel in 1907."
I'm banning Christmas, booze ups, carol singing and smiling until 2005.
The sound of a BBC boss defending bigwig booze ups was every bit as excruciating as MPs and their moats.
THEY were once the ultimate bad boys of rock - leaving a trail of drug binges, booze ups and fist fights in their wake.
Elsewhere it's the usual big booze ups, usual bands and DJs, with door prices tripled just because it's December 31.
The Dublin-born film star is famed for his womanising and high-flying lifestyle of endless parties and big booze ups.