Examples of 'plenty of booze' in a sentence
Meaning of "plenty of booze"
plenty of booze: This phrase refers to having an abundant supply of alcoholic beverages, usually used in informal settings to describe a situation where there is more than enough alcohol available
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plenty of booze
With plenty of booze and party lights.
At least that means there is plenty of booze.
There is plenty of booze in the back.
Canada polishes image with plenty of booze.
There is plenty of booze left.
Maybe even some fine women . We are gonna have plenty of booze.
Draper has plenty of booze.
They would wired up some party lights. They had plenty of booze.
They had plenty of booze.
Plenty of booze around here, that 's for sure.
You have always got plenty of booze at your house.
Plenty of booze and jugged-up babes.
Travel because there is plenty of booze and foreign food.
These usually include lots of food and, of course, plenty of booze.
We got plenty of booze.
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Folks, I want you to drink up, we have plenty of booze here.
We have still got plenty of booze left over from the wake.
I will never use them… ♪ At least that means there's plenty of booze.
By plenty of booze.
If you are older you will get plenty of booze and cigarettes.
There is plenty of booze around here, that 's for sure.
To celebrate the day, there is plenty of booze to drown in.
With plenty of booze and party lights. - They were trying to have a good time.
You can see horse racing, as well as get plenty of booze from the locals.
You want some? Plenty of booze around here, that 's for sure.
All right? We got plenty of booze.
And there was always plenty of booze at your house. yeah, huh?
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