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boozed, ppl. a.|buːzd|
[f. booze v. + -ed.]
Intoxicated, drunk, fuddled. Also with up. Also transf.
1850P. Crook War of Hats 50 Booz'd in their tavern dens, The scurril press drive all their dirty pens. 1886Lantern (New Orleans) 22 Sept. 3/3 This fortune teller gets boozed up. 1897W. S. Maugham Liza of Lambeth v. 77, I believe I'm boozed. 1936C. Day Lewis Friendly Tree xiv. 209 One looks like that when one is a bit boozed up. 1954Encounter May 19/1 Camino Real..depends too much on boozed writing and aureate diction. 1969Daily Tel. 12 Nov. 13/4 A boozed and dilapidated Don. |
