The word "boozing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as an informal way to talk about drinking alcohol excessively or recklessly. For example: "He had been boozing all night and made some regrettable decisions."
The cast is said to have capped every day's shooting with an energetic evening of boozing and carousing, much as Frank and Dino and One-Eyed Sammy did while filming in Old Vegas 40 years ago.
Bethany insisted she was only boozing "to be polite".
P6 Jeremy Clarkson: I've quit boozing.
Rather than chasing growth at any cost, his government has imposed regulations on shadow banking, persevered with curbs on property speculation, and clamped down on government extravagance, such as the schmoozing and boozing, kowtowing and Maotai-ing that accompanies so much official business.As China's economy matures, its pace will slow.
Some let the boozing start at 18; some allowed 19-year-olds to buy beer and wine.
When asked, 32% of respondents want the government to try to limit people's boozing by taxing alcohol more.
That is hardly a surprise: travellers have long had an appetite for boozing on planes.
Or that, even without a boozing peerage, the ownership of land and buildings in George Washington's America had become just as concentrated in few hands as in England?Mr Fogel has built his Nobel-prize winning reputation on the cross-fertilisation of economics with the study of history, technological change and physiology.
Older people have more cash to spend on boozing, and their demands have helped make festivals safer and more pleasant.
But the toughest cases rest on the near-unprovable question of consent, made harder still by an upsurge in youthful boozing.
We asked Britons their views on issues ranging from more local control of public services to better equipment for soldiers and the need to cut the national debt, clamp down on boozing and discourage air travel to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions.
