boozy in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for boozy in the English»Bulgarian Dictionary

boozy <-ier, -iest> [ˈbuːzɪ] ADJ

boozy

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English

But if lips were used for nothing but the utterance of few boozy compliments, the cheat-o-meter droops to 2.

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He has been wild, glitzy, boozy, bawdy and unconventional.

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Selectors are assigned to different categories such as solid chocolates, fruity and boozy chocolates, as well as chilli, ginger and cinnamon.

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Alcohol by volume ranges from low (4.5%) to high (8.5%), but shouldn't result in a boozy aroma or taste.

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Maybe she's enjoying the boozy lifestyle too much.

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It has flavours of dark roasted coffee and chocolate, along with dried fruits, and at 8.8 per cent, packs a rather boozy wallop.

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This is why you will often wake up after a boozy, sleep-deprived night with red patches on your skin and broken capillaries.

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It's not just an evening of boozy musical fun, though, as fundraising efforts will be in place to reach a $10,000 goal for the local foodbank.

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Or maybe you're sober and can't face one more boozy holiday party.

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Most of these contemporary perfumes are unisex and reference the aromatic essence of drinks rather than a boozy drunk.

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