Modifies a noun

• lunch: Employers expect Friday to be lost to fatigue and boozy lunches, but Tuesday is sacrosanct.

• night: We are now trying to organize a boozy reunion night out ( around Leek of course!

• evening: With the holiday period approaching, they called on police to clampdown on kids ' boozy summer evenings.

• party: George explains 14 months old on Ultron is equivalent to 18 years on Earth, so Arnie's got a boozy party planned.

• day: I have a feeling that today will be a boozy day.

• brit: Rather than the usual " boozy Brits abroad " stereotype prevailing it seems Brits are becoming a more cultured lot.