I couldn't afford to be with someone who liked to booze it up.

Instead, he chose to throw away his chance at greatness to booze it up and @#$% around.

They went to another place and danced quite a while and boozed it up.

I can live on my salary, and I'll booze it up on the bonuses.

"We just want to come in and booze it up and relive old times.

The road's old enough that he and his hooligan buddies probably would have been boozing it up here."

It's full of attitude and atmosphere; booze it up with new friends or spend a quiet hour to yourself, people-watching.

Over the years, commuters have been boozing it up on trains, then entering their cars and driving home from the station.

Aamer had a revelation, he told the colonel, "that this life of running around with women and boozing it up was the wrong path."

"Wow," I said, "you're going to hell in a handbasket, eating pizza and boozing it up three days a week.

Boozing it up with traveling salesmen from Toledo?"

2002 "Booze It Up"

Here we are boozing it up at the annual awards ceremony so avidly awaited by readers and writers of America's advertisements: the 1990 Bloopies.

(The yardarm is the end of that spar, and you are not supposed to booze it up until the sun sinks below it in late afternoon.)

She seemed a trifle scandalized that her old English Classics teacher should be here, boozing it up with the likes of Weasel Craig.

It wasn't that we wanted to booze it up, but we certainly didn't want to think about the cost of every drink, or ask ourselves, "Do I really need this espresso?"

ROY wanted me to know that he and my father weren't just a couple of guys boozing it up out on the boat, safely out of range of reproving wives.

They slept through the ports we visited, I think, and the chant into which they would break at odd moments - "Booze it up, booze it up!"

You need a night of boozing it up, and, bingo, you got a bunch of kids driving along deserted streets playing mailbox baseball with a 34-inch baseball bat laced with long nails or spikes.

But Specialist Betterton, who is working at an Army hospital close to the front lines along the Saudi border, said that if there were alcohol here, "it would be Vietnam all over again, with everybody boozing it up."

He said in the 1967 Life interview that he was the only black member of the Morris Park Dukes, a gang, and described himself as "a wild, aggressive boy, boozing it up and getting a kick out of petty theft."

The rum, the drums, the sea breeze, the dark, flailing limbs of the dancers - it all raises an interesting question of a type pleasure travelers seldom confront: should you really be boozing it up in a defunct slave market?

Not unlike Florence Aadland in another one-woman play across 45th Street, "The Big Love," Dinesen is found singing along with old songs, boozing it up, packing her bags - in this case for her first lecture tour of the United States - and reminiscing.