booze russian
вы́пивка
booze, drink (alcoholic), liquor
drinking bout, booze-up, carouse
пузы́рь
bubble
bladder
bottle (of booze)
little one, tot
зе́лье
potion, brew, poison (drink)
the stuff, booze, dope
snake in the grass, pest, pain in the neck
бухло́
booze
буха́ть
to booze, to drink a lot, to get wasted
гуля́нка
party, revel, booze-up, spree
outing, stroll
пья́нка
drinking party, booze-up, drinking bout
heavy drinking, boozing, drunkenness
ша́баш
sabbath, witches' sabbath
drunken revel, booze-up, wild party
knocking-off time, end of work, break
that's enough, no more of it, stop it
пья́нствовать
to drink heavily, to booze, to be a drunkard, to drink to excess
бузи́ть
to brawl/booze
нажира́ться
to gorge oneself, to stuff oneself, to eat one's fill
to get drunk, to get plastered, to booze it up
спиртно́й
alcoholic, spirituous
alcohol, liquor, spirits, booze
alcohol-, of alcohol
кутну́ть
to go on the spree, to on the booze
киря́ть
to drink (alcohol), to booze, to tipple, to hit the bottle
спиртова́ться
to drink alcohol heavily, to booze, to get drunk regularly
выпиво́ха
tippler, boozer
окосе́ть
to become cross-eyed, to be boozed up
пивнушка
bar / pub, tavern, boozer (especially Britain)
синю́ха
cyanosis
Jacob's ladder, Greek valerian
drunkard, boozer, soak
fiver, five-rouble note
caecum, blind gut
пьяню́га
drunkard, boozer, heavy drinker, alcoholic
бу́хнувший
having fallen with a thud, having plumped down, having crashed down
poured in (suddenly), sloshed in, dumped in
drunk, having got drunk, boozed-up
выпива́ла
drunkard, boozer
киряемый
commonly boozed, frequently drunk (colloquial, referring to alcohol)
Examples
Он разбазарил насле́дство на гуля́нки и же́нщин.
He pissed away his inheritance on booze and loose women.
Лу́чше быть изве́стным пья́ницей, чем анони́мным алкого́ликом.
It's better to be a well-known boozer than an anonymous alcoholic.
His breath reeks of booze.
Все считали его безнадёжным выпивохой.
Everyone considered him a hopeless boozer.



















