booziness
- noun
- /ˈbuːziˌnəs/
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borrachera
- His booziness became apparent when he started slurring his words and laughing loudly at the party.
Examples
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His booziness was obvious after several rounds of drinks at the bar.
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She worried that her friend's booziness might get him into trouble at work.
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The comedian's jokes often referenced his own booziness in a lighthearted way.
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His booziness was evident at the party.
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I noticed her booziness after just one glass.
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She was concerned about his booziness, as it often led him to make poor decisions while out with friends.
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After three drinks, her booziness was evident, and she stumbled while trying to dance.
Synonyms
20
4.4
A state of being very drunk after drinking too much alcohol
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5.1
A temporary state when alcohol makes you lose control of your body and mind
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7.6
Being drunk after drinking too much alcohol
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9.9
A state of being drunk after drinking too much alcohol
Being often drunk from drinking too much alcohol
A state of being drunk after drinking too much alcohol
A light feeling of being a little drunk after drinking alcohol
Antonyms
How Intoxicated
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word booziness comes from the everyday word booze, which originally meant 'to drink a lot' and was used for heavy drinking. So booziness can mean the 'state of being drunk' or a 'strong liking for alcohol'.