English to Yoruba Meaning of booze - booze


Booze :
booze

ohun ini, oro, ọjà, wiwọle, waini, oti, mimu, adùn

boozeboozedboozesboozing
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Definitions of booze in English
Noun(1) an alcoholic beverage that is distilled rather than fermented
Verb(1) consume alcohol
Examples of booze in English
(1) At least the club is starting at the right point ├ö├ç├ by focussing on the booze drinking issue.(2) Look, after a night out on the booze , I'm sure we all know how hard it can be to get up in the morning.(3) While we were never stupid about it, most of that side certainly liked going out on the booze .(4) There was also tea on offer for 60 cents a person, as well as a variety of juices, pops and booze .(5) And of course the extra booze drunk during festivities can quickly cause a gut to expand.(6) We had food, wine, booze , a cute bartender, and an excellent mix of people and music.(7) A huge crowd from the good old days turned up to support her and drink the free booze .(8) We are not really giving these to the deity, because Mahakala doesn't eat meat and drink booze .(9) Every time I have ever met this girl I have been drunk on booze by the end of the night.(10) you used to booze a lot on expensive hard liquor(11) They do have lager there ├ö├ç├ there's a big bottled beer stall of foreign booze .(12) It is a unique perspective and one the majority of their booze quaffing customers probably could not conceive.(13) If you do have an early start, take it easy the night before, especially on the booze .(14) Food was eaten, booze was drunk, gifts were given and pictures were taken.(15) Similarly, beer and soft drink cans, booze bottles and empty jars can all be recycled.(16) I've cut down on the booze to the point where I go days without a tipple.
Related Phrases of booze
(1) booze-up ::
booze-soke
Synonyms
Noun
1. alcohol ::
oti
2. alcoholic drink ::
ọti-lile ohun mimu
3. liquor ::
oti
4. drink ::
mimu
7. grog ::
grog
8. firewater ::
firewater
9. rotgut ::
rotgut
10. the hard stuff ::
ni lile nkan na
11. the bottle ::
igo
12. hooch ::
hooch
13. moonshine ::
moonshine
14. juice ::
oje
15. the sauce ::
ni obe
Verb
16. drink ::
mimu
17. tipple ::
tipple
18. imbibe ::
imbibe
19. indulge ::
indulge
20. hit the bottle ::
lu awọn igo
21. knock a few back ::
kolu kan diẹ pada
22. swill ::
swill
23. chug ::
chug
24. bend one's elbow ::
tẹ ọkan ká igbonwo
Different Forms
booze, boozed, boozes, boozing
Word Example from TV Shows
but somehow wound up
on a booze cruise to Mexico.

but somehow wound up on a BOOZE cruise to Mexico.

The Big Bang Theory Season 5, Episode 15

SHELDON: Would you booze hounds
please stop that infernal clinking?

SHELDON: Would you BOOZE hounds please stop that infernal clinking?

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 24

But just to be clear, you mean a party bus
with booze and music, right?

But just to be clear, you mean a party bus with BOOZE and music, right?

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 13

Hit me with some more booze
and I'll show you.

Hit me with some more BOOZE and I'll show you.

The Big Bang Theory Season 4, Episode 19

That's just the booze talking.

That's just the BOOZE talking.

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 24

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