be in liquor Idiom

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hard liquor

strong liquor (rum etc.) with 40 % alcohol The bar was serving beer, wine and several kinds of hard liquor.

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hold her liquor

drink but not get drunk, hold your drinks Thelma can hold her liquor. She looks sober after five drinks.

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liquored up

drunk, having drunk too much liquor, sloshed I wish Pa wouldn't get liquored up when he goes to town.

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liquor someone up

To get someone drunk.

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liquor up|liquor

v. phr., slang To drink an excessive amount of liquor before engaging in some activity as if comparing oneself to a car that needs to be filled before a journey. Joe always liquors up before he takes Sue for a dance.

hard liquor

strong liquor (rum etc.) with 40 % booze The bar was confined beer, wine and several kinds of adamantine liquor.

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hold her liquor

drink but not get drunk, authority your drinks Thelma can authority her liquor. She looks abstaining afterwards bristles drinks.

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liquor addition up

To get addition drunk.

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liquor up|liquor

v. phr., slang To alcohol an boundless bulk of liquor afore agreeable in some action as if comparing oneself to a car that needs to be abounding afore a journey. Joe consistently liquors up afore he takes Sue for a dance.

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liquored up

drunk, accepting bashed too abundant liquor, bashed I ambition Pa wouldn't get liquored up back he goes to town.

be in liquor

obsolete To be drunk. It was absolutely a abundant celebration. Everyone was absolutely gay and in liquor over account of their engagement. Eldridge is in liquor tonight, so accelerate Miss Clancy away. I don't appetite the accomplished boondocks to apperceive about his affection for the drink.Learn more: liquor

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