boozed-up
Americanadjective
adjective
Etymology
Origin of boozed-up
Example Sentences
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We put the boozed-up offerings from White Claw and Truly to the test, along with a few other seltzers that have debuted in time for summer — whatever it is we end up calling it.
From Washington Post
Six-time world champion Ronnie O'Sullivan says he was "harassed" by a "boozed-up" fan while relaxing at a Sheffield restaurant before sealing his first-round win at the Crucible.
From BBC
Throughout the convention, the party made its case in a manner fit for the moment, and one that would have been impossible in the chaotic, boozed-up merriment of a traditional convention floor.
From Washington Post
It was finally halted when it hit the front bumper of a trooper’s vehicle, and the boozed-up motorist was busted, The Day reported.
From Fox News
It cannot be an exaggeration to say that millions of American women have had to fight off the unwanted advances of obnoxious, boozed-up frat boys.
From Washington Post
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