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Lose Off Booze Off 

A drinking game that plays as follows:
3 players and up

-A 2 player game is selected (ex. NHL, Madden, Mortal Kombat)
-The game is played
-Losers drinks the amount of points/touchdowns/etc. they've lost by (ex. 5-3 loss, drink 2 shots)
-The controller stays with the winner, the loser passes the controller
-Tournament finals may double the ante - 2 shots per lost point.

Guaranteed to get you hammered and you'll even have fun doing it.

Ages 3 and up.
"You think you're better at NHL than me? It's time for a Lose Off Booze Off"

"I was gonna come to church today, but I had a Lose Off Booze Off last night."

"How did I wind up in the hospital? I lost 11-2 in the Lose Off Booze Off finals."
Lose Off Booze Off by bodiddles March 31, 2015

booze for your lose 

1. The effiency determined by alculation.

2. The amount of alcohol that can be purchased with a given sum of money.

3. 'Bang for your Buck' referring to alcohol purchases
Lets get Vodka instead of wine tonight, you get more booze for your lose.

booze it or lose it

When one refuses to spend money on anything other than any kind of alcohol.
Me: "Hey Hudson want to go eat?
Hudson: "nah bro, booze it or lose it"

boozer loser 

is a person who habitually drinks & gets sick therefore ruining the night for everyone else involved
"Kelly's such a boozer loser she's only aloud to partake in shirley temples when we go out as to avoid another trip to the car wash"
boozer loser by lilpiz October 6, 2009

boozenose 

The red veins that appear on one's nose after years of righteous boozing. The veins may be accompanied by pocks and vodka filled bubble busters that fester on your face until you dunk them in holy water.
See: Ted Kennedy, Tip O'Neill, Tommy Lasorda, WC Fields, Fred Mertz, or any commie politician who wakes up with Popov in his coffee. Boozenose is a mark of honor that can only be earned. If you take offense, too bad. You should have out down the cocktails a long time ago.
boozenose by boozenose June 3, 2010

loser loser drunken boozer 

The opposite of winner winner chicken dinner
Barney whooped Danny last night in pickleball, which was no surprise, so he yelled ‘winner, winner, chicken dinner! and then taunted Danny with a finger point and a call of “loser loser drunken boozer” although Danny was stone sober, as he was observing Dry October, so clearly he just is not a great pickleball player, as Barney had at least three submarine shots
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