booze

• Nom informel désignant une boisson alcoolisée, en particulier les spiritueux distillés plutôt que fermentés.

An informal noun referring to an alcoholic beverage, especially one that is distilled rather than fermented.

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1. Alcoholic drink (especially distilled)B1informal

   An alcoholic beverage, particularly one that is distilled (such as whiskey, vodka, gin) rather than fermented (like beer or wine).

   Alcool fort, boisson alcoolisée distillée

   • He brought a bottle of booze to the party.
   • They spent the evening drinking booze and playing cards.
   • She prefers booze over beer because it's stronger.

   Synonymesalcoholfirewatergroghard liquorhoochliquormoonshinerotgutsauce

2. Any alcoholic drink (general)B1informal

   A general informal term for any alcoholic beverage.

   Alcool (familier)

   • There was plenty of booze at the wedding reception.
   • He doesn't touch booze anymore since he quit drinking.
   • The store sells both booze and soft drinks.

   Synonymesalcoholdrinkfirewatergroghoochjuiceliquorsaucetipple

• Verbe familier désignant le fait de boire de l'alcool, surtout en grande quantité ou de manière régulière.

A verb used to indicate the act of drinking alcohol, especially in large quantities or habitually.

1. Consume alcoholB2informal

   To drink alcoholic beverages, especially in large amounts or habitually.

   boire de l'alcool

   • They spent the whole night boozing at the bar.
   • He tends to booze heavily on weekends.
   • She warned him not to booze before the important meeting.

   Synonymescarousedowndrinkguzzleimbibeknock backswilltipple