booze
noun
verb (used without object), boozed, booz·ing.
Origin of booze
Examples from the Web for booze
Contemporary Examples of booze
Cue heartbroken Galavant engorging himself on booze and mutton back home.
The Internet is like booze—a little bit gives you a pleasant buzz.
10 Things That Made Us Want to Turn Off the Internet Forever in 2014The Daily Beast
December 15, 2014
Oregon and Alaska, like Colorado and Washington, will try their hand at regulating weed like booze.
The Founders had a sure-fire way to get out the vote: get out the booze.
He has engaged in numerous battles with booze, winning some and losing others.
Historical Examples of booze
If health is a desideratum, one way to attain a lot of it is to cut out the booze.
The Old GameSamuel G. Blythe
The glasses were filled up again as fast as they were emptied, the booze increased.
L'AssommoirEmile Zola
At eight o'clock that day, he was still lively from the booze of the day before.
L'AssommoirEmile Zola
A man could fight on booze, he said, but it was a mighty poor foundation for business.
The Duke Of Chimney ButteG. W. Ogden
Keep them out of the house and away from the women, and let them have their booze down in the grove.
Rim o' the WorldB. M. Bower