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Idiom a stag party a party for a man who is going to get married, to which only his male friends are invited.On Keith's stag night, his friends left him tied to a lamp-post in Trafalgar Square, wearing only his underpants.
stag partyA groom's outing with his male friends before his wedding; a bachelor party. Mark knew that his stag party had gotten out of control when the police arrived. stag partyA social gathering for men exclusively, often involving entertainment considered unsuitable for women. For example, They wanted to give him a stag party before the wedding but John wasn't interested. This idiom uses stag in the sense of "a man unaccompanied by a woman." [c. 1850] stag-party n. a party for men only. (Thought to be raunchy.) They hired a stripper for the stag-party—you know, the kind that jumps out of a cake. |