liquor up

verb

1. slang.
   adverb to become or cause to become drunk

Example Sentences

That means $210 million was spent on liquor, up $10 million from the previous year.

From Washington Times

“Liquor Up” celebrates going out for a good time in unapologetic style.

From Washington Times

On a mischievous tune called “Liquor Up,” she even hints at what could be a prehistory of that doomed affair in the album’s title track.

From New York Times

The new chapter will be barred from bulk-alcohol purchases, no pooling of cash to liquor up the whole house and its visitors.

From Washington Post

He could bring a pint of liquor up here and drink it in peace.

From Literature

Related Words

• consume
• drain
• gulp
• guzzle
• inhale
• quaff
• sip
• slurp
• suck