Boozier

/ˈbuːzɪər/ adjective

More drunk or more containing alcohol; the comparative form suggesting a greater degree of intoxication or alcohol content. A boozier party is one with more drinking happening.

From 'boozy' (from 'booze' + the adjective suffix '-y', Old English '-ig') + the comparative suffix '-er' (Old English '-er'). The form emerged as 'boozy' became established in English.

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