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бухло (bukhlo)

bookh-LOnounColloquial

A Russian slang term. Browse all Russian slang.

What it means

  1. Booze. A collective noun covering whatever alcohol has been brought, with no interest whatsoever in what it is.

  2. 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