boozer
Boozer is an informal English noun that can refer to a person who regularly drinks large amounts of alcohol, i.e., a heavy drinker. In British English, the term can also denote a bar or pub, as in the phrase “the local boozer.” When used to describe a person, it can carry pejorative or humorous connotations depending on context.
The word derives from booze, the informal term for alcohol, plus the agent suffix -er. It first
In culture and media, boozer is used to characterize someone who habitually consumes alcohol and may appear
As a surname, Boozer is borne by several individuals, including Carlos Boozer (born 1981), an American former