boozy

Russian was attacked by his pet alligator after he tried to show off to friends at a boozy party by feeding it sausages.

The Frontline Club in London has long been where foreign correspondents gather to swap boozy stories about far-flung adventures and bravado.

My boyfriend and I got together at the end of a boozy New Year's Eve party three years ago.

The demise of the boozy lunch is one more sign of the U. S. influence, which pervades Mexico's middle-class.

Colin didn't like to drink much and he found the boozy, aimless conversation of the usual Hollywood gatherings intolerable.

And finally we lie on the floor, behind the piano, while someone sings a dreary song. The air is stifling and her breath is boozy.

That was journalistic hollywood of the golden age, the boozy night-club magnificence of the twenties, the Big-Spender Syndrome.

Long boozy nights around the fire!

Comatose teenagers line every gutter in the boozy Britain of popular imagination.

Merchant bankers recall that even in the 1970s plenty of City folk still took boozy three-hour lunches.

It developed from a slightly boozy lunch I had with some writer friends.

Boozy lunches are good for deal-making because alcohol narrows the range of complicating factors we can hold in our heads at once.