What does BOOZE mean?

booze Part of Speech:

noun, verb

Definition:

A noun that refers to any alcoholic beverage and a verb that means to drink alcohol excessively.

Pronunciations:

US: /buːz/

UK: /buːz/

Origin and Usage:

The word "booze" originated in the 14th century from Middle Dutch "busen" meaning "to drink to excess." It was first used as a verb in the 17th century and as a noun in the 18th century. "Booze" is a slang term for alcohol that is commonly used in informal settings.

Synonyms:

alcohol, liquor, spirits, drink, tipple, intoxicant

Related Words:

drunk, party, cheers, toast, beer

Example Sentences:

• He had too much booze last night and was hungover this morning.
• She likes to booze with her friends on the weekends.
• They brought a bottle of booze to the party.