To drink heavily or to haul and pull something with a rope, especially nautical usage.
From Dutch 'buizen' meaning to drink heavily, with nautical meanings developing separately. The nautical sense may derive from different roots related to pulling and tensioning.
The word has a split personality—it means both 'to get drunk' and 'to haul rope,' which seems odd until you realize sailors doing both activities would have used the same word in different contexts!
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