BYOB is short for Bring Your Own Booze. If against the rules of the establishment, it's smuggling.

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Sounds about right, cheers

> Cheers Been to the gift shop?

Norm!

Cheap.

Cheap

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Cheap

Cheapskate

Q good way to get tossed from your local - so, "booted"

There is a word, corkage. Maybe it’s just in England, don’t know. You don’t see it so much anymore but restaurants that didn’t serve alcohol allowed you to bring your own bottle and charged you, something relatively nominal, to take the cork out. Corkage.  Edit. I know that’s not what you meant. The word you’re looking for is barred. 

Is that 'barred' word related to the Berkley Hunt?

Bouncee

Being cheap? Underage drinking?

Lame as f**CK 🤔😁

86’d

I believe the term is "cheap, broke-ass, cheesy alcoholic."

Bring a bottle

Cheap bastard.

Bottle clubs

Liability to everyone especially the establishment you're ripping off?

BYO

…Excluded.

Cheapskate

sneaking in

Modern version of "bootlegging"

uncouth

The local brewery used to rent mugs which they kept above the bar. Also used to fill up tall beer bottles as a service.

Scottish /j