Boozed

The past tense and past participle of the verb 'booze', meaning to drink alcoholic beverages, especially excessively. It implies a state of being intoxicated or inebriated. The term often carries a connotation of casual or social drinking, sometimes with a suggestion of recklessness or loss of control. Being boozed usually refers to a temporary state induced by alcohol consumption, encompassing a range of effects from mild relaxation to severe impairment of physical and mental functions. This includes changes in behavior, judgment, and coordination, frequently leading to impaired speech and motor skills.

Boozed meaning with examples

• After the victory celebration, the entire team got thoroughly boozed. They stumbled around, singing off-key, and making questionable decisions, the effects of the free-flowing champagne evident on their boisterous behavior. It was a night they wouldn't soon forget, or perhaps, they would forget most of it, given how boozed they had become in the aftermath of their success.
• He had been incredibly stressed, so he decided to unwind with a few drinks at the bar. By the time he left, he was completely boozed, slurring his words and weaving down the street. He had trouble remembering where he parked and nearly fell several times before finally calling a cab home.
• She confessed she felt awful the next morning. She admitted that she was boozed at the party last night. Consequently, she didn't remember much of the conversations she had. Furthermore, she was mortified to learn about some of her actions and comments from her friends.
• The party ended late into the night, and by the time the last guests had departed, the host and his wife were utterly boozed. They left the cleanup for tomorrow, and the next day they looked at the mess they had made of their home while thoroughly hung over.
• The detectives suspected that the suspect was boozed at the time of the incident. His testimony seemed incoherent. Moreover, he smelled of alcohol and showed signs of impaired cognitive function. His slurred speech and staggering gait further supported their suspicions.