"inebriated, drunken, sottish," 1719 (earlier bousy, in canting slang, 1520s), from booze (n.) + -y (2). It was one of Benjamin Franklin's 225 synonyms for "drunk" published in 1722. Related: Boozily; booziness.
his boozy drinking companions
thick boozy singing
bootstrap
booty
bootylicious
boo-ya
booze
boozy
bop
bo-peep
borage
borax
borborygmus
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