Boozy
Drunk
Drunk adjective - Being under the influence of alcohol.
Usage example: several wedding guests who got a little drunk
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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On General Hospital, boozy, floozy Rhonda crashes the wealthy Quartermaine family's christening party for its newest member and promptly makes an ass out of herself, getting drunk and flirting with all the men.
Source: Confronting Your Imposter -
Lady Drunk: Marthy, Chris's boozy, sarcastic companion, described in the play as having "a thick red nose" and "bloodshot blue eyes".
Source: Theatre / Anna Christie
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