boozily
9.7
In a way that tastes strongly of alcohol
- adverb
- /ˈbuːzɪli/
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embriagadoramente
- The sauce tasted boozily of sherry, adding depth to the dish.
Examples
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The cake was boozily soaked in rum, making it a hit at the party.
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The cake was boozily soaked in rum, making it a hit at the party.
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He laughed boozily as he recounted stories from the bar.
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He spoke boozily after the party.
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She laughed boozily at the joke.
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The sauce tasted boozily of sherry, adding depth to the dish.
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He laughed boozily as he recounted stories from the bar.
How Alcoholic
Surface Forms
boozily positive
Morphology
Etymology
Boozily comes from the common word booze ('to drink alcohol' or 'alcohol') and the ending -ly, which makes it mean 'in that way'. So a cake or sauce described as boozily soaked clearly tastes or smells of alcohol, like rum or sherry.