boozily
- adverb
- /ˈbuːzɪli/
- 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.
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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.