бухло (bukhlo)
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A Russian slang term. Browse all Russian slang.
What it means
Booze. A collective noun covering whatever alcohol has been brought, with no interest whatsoever in what it is.
The standard word when dividing up who brings what to a gathering: ты за бухло, я за закуску.
Examples with translations
Бухло берём по дороге.
We'll grab the booze on the way.
Закуска есть, бухла нет.
We've got the food, we've got nothing to drink.
Where it comes from
From бухать with the collective suffix -ло, the same formation as барахло 'junk'. The suffix carries a built-in note of contempt for the mass of stuff it names.
Other forms
- Romanised as:
- bukhlo