Definitions
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- adj. comparative form of boozy: more boozy
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Examples
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The more decadent the food, the boozier the booze, the more everyone will enjoy themselves -- right?
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So it's difficult to articulate what possessed me, at a later, boozier point in the dinner, to ask Franzen whether he had any weed...
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I'm in complete agreement about the Patou Forever- it ihas a boozier feel, and seems less dry than Colony- funny thing, that.
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David Gest has filed a $10 million lawsuit alleging Minelli was a monster, a boozier batterer with a taste for Vodka and seem league superhuman strength.
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BRIAN LUMLEY the shadows across the room, where the red and yellow flickering of the torches barely reached, a hooded figure stood silently apart from the tavern's boozier customers and regarded the newcomers thoughtfully through orbs that were sly beneath high-pointed brows.
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Plus, upside: The boozier varieties may actually get you a bit tipsy after eating it.
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After a shorter, but boozier and less amusing real-life version of the film
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You certainly wouldn't start a fight with any of Sondheim's leading ladies: Judi Dench, Angela Lansbury, Carol Burnett; the latter's Ladies Who Lunch is a boozier, more desperate affair than Elaine Stritch's more famous version.
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The Magicians splices together the mythology of both Hogwarts and Narnia, retaining the magic but rejecting those series 'quaint, otherworldly patina in favor of a grittier, sexier, boozier approach.
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The beer: Pouring a deep mahogany, Old Jubilation is a boozier, spicier
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