booze cruiser
booze cruiser noun: one who goes on a booze cruise.
Noun
booze cruiser (plural booze cruisers)
- One who goes on a booze cruise.
- It’s also best explored in the morning before the wind kicks up and the booze cruisers arrive.2007, MTV Best of Mexico, Wiley Publishing, Inc., →ISBN, page 406
- There’s probably no other town in the world that offers such a bizarre mix of culture vultures and booze cruisers.2009 January 11, David Whitley, “Two beers or not two beers?: Denmark”, in The Sun-Herald, page 22
- a drunk driver
- I'm sure he'll get home safe; he's quite the experienced booze cruiser. You wouldn't believe his record BAC.
- how it feels... to be a booze cruiser in traffic caused by a sober accident2021 February 1, Sich, “HOW IT FEELS... THEM TO BE A BOOZE CRUISER IN TRAFFIC GAUSED BY A CNREB ACCINENT”, in iFunny, archived from the original on 12 Aug 2024
Forms of booze cruiser
| plural | booze cruisers |
|---|---|
| alternative form | booze-cruiser |
Questions about booze cruiser
- What does booze cruiser mean?
- Booze cruiser means one who goes on a booze cruise.
- What part of speech is booze cruiser?
- Booze cruiser is a noun.
- What is the plural of booze cruiser?
- The plural of booze cruiser is booze cruisers.
Words near booze cruiser in the dictionary
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