Boozer

/ˈbuːzər/
noun

A person who drinks alcohol a lot.

John has become a bit of a boozer since he lost his job.
Visual representation of "boozer" - A person who drinks alcohol a lot

Often appears as...

  • bit of a boozer
  • old boozer

Usage tips

Informal

Colloquial

noun

A bar or pub.

Let's meet at the boozer down the street.
Visual representation of "boozer" - A bar or pub

Often appears as...

  • local boozer
  • old boozer

Usage tips

Informal

Colloquial

noun

A person who drinks alcohol a lot.

John has become a bit of a boozer since he lost his job.
Visual representation of "boozer" - A person who drinks alcohol a lot

Often appears as...

  • bit of a boozer
  • old boozer

Usage tips

Informal

Colloquial

noun

A bar or pub.

Let's meet at the boozer down the street.
Visual representation of "boozer" - A bar or pub

Often appears as...

  • local boozer
  • old boozer

Usage tips

Informal

Colloquial

Definition 1 of 2
Visual representation of "boozer"
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Informal Usage

Used casually among friends, may not be polite in formal situations.

Illustration for Informal Usage
My cousin is quite the boozer; he never misses a party.
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Might Offend

Be careful, as calling someone a 'boozer' can be offensive.

Illustration for Might Offend
Avoid calling someone a boozer; it's not a compliment.
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Negative Connotation

Implies excessive or problematic drinking, more than social drinking.

Illustration for Negative Connotation
After every stressful week, he becomes a weekend boozer.
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Informal Usage

Used casually among friends, may not be polite in formal situations.

Illustration for Informal Usage
My cousin is quite the boozer; he never misses a party.
LampPro Tip 2/3

Might Offend

Be careful, as calling someone a 'boozer' can be offensive.

Illustration for Might Offend
Avoid calling someone a boozer; it's not a compliment.
LampPro Tip 3/3

Negative Connotation

Implies excessive or problematic drinking, more than social drinking.

Illustration for Negative Connotation
After every stressful week, he becomes a weekend boozer.
LampPro Tip 1/3

Informal Usage

Used casually among friends, may not be polite in formal situations.

Illustration for Informal Usage
My cousin is quite the boozer; he never misses a party.
LampPro Tip 2/3

Might Offend

Be careful, as calling someone a 'boozer' can be offensive.

Illustration for Might Offend
Avoid calling someone a boozer; it's not a compliment.
LampPro Tip 3/3

Negative Connotation

Implies excessive or problematic drinking, more than social drinking.

Illustration for Negative Connotation
After every stressful week, he becomes a weekend boozer.
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Video examples

Nellie McKay: "The Dog...

♫ I said, "Woof, be mine!" and you gave a wail and then ♫ ♫ I was no longer alone. ♫ ♫ And I was no more a boozer. ♫ ♫ We'll make the happiest home. ♫

Video examples

Nellie McKay: "The Dog...

♫ I said, "Woof, be mine!" and you gave a wail and then ♫ ♫ I was no longer alone. ♫ ♫ And I was no more a boozer. ♫ ♫ We'll make the happiest home. ♫

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