Liquor someone up

Liquor up

Meaning

To supply or to drink alcoholic drink.

Examples

They decided to get liquored up in the pub, even before they got to the party.

Where did it originate?

Britain, 16th century (to supply liquor). USA, 19th century (to drink liquor).

Where is it used?

Worldwide, but not commonly used everywhere.

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