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boozily

1 9.2

In a way that shows someone is drunk

adverb
/ˈbuːzɪli/

: borrachosamente

The horses surged forward, and the woman beside him squealed and began to cheer boozily for number three.

Examples

After a few drinks, he spoke boozily, struggling to form his words clearly.
Its owner, whose face I had not yet seen, muttered boozily and incoherently.

Fiction book (2001)
She laughed boozily at the joke, her speech slurring slightly.
He stumbled into the bar, boozily greeting everyone with a smile.

Synonyms

drunkenly

vsboozily

7 5.0

In a way that shows a person is not steady after drinking too much alcohol

is broader and covers general alcohol effects not only heavy intoxication

tipsily

vsboozily

Informal

1 6.1

In a way that shows you are a little drunk and unsteady

is stronger and covers heavier alcohol effects beyond slight unsteadiness

Antonyms

soberly

6 4.2

In a serious, calm way that does not show excitement

How Intoxicated

drunkenly

7 5.0

boozily

1 9.2

tipsily

Informal

1 6.1

Surface Forms

boozily positive

Morphology

boozily = booze (semi-transparent) = booze + ily

The suffix '-ily' indicates an adverbial form, but the specific meaning related to the effects of alcohol consumption is not fully transparent.

Etymology

Boozily comes from booze ('to drink alcohol') plus the ending -ly, so it means 'in a way that shows drinking'. That's why a person can laugh or walk boozily when the alcohol has clearly affected their speech or movement.