| 词汇 | PARTY - DRINKING |
| 释义 | See also DRINKING - BOUT. beer blast and beer bust n. a beerdrinking party; a beer binge.Kelly's having a beer blast at his place, starting tonight.There is a beer bust somewhere around here almost every night. blow and blow-out n. a drinking party.What a blow over at Joe's. I'll never get sober.Man, come to my blow-out. It's the best place to go. brew-out n. a beer blast; a beer blowout.Were you at Tom's brew-out? I was too bombed to see who was there.Was that Tom's brew-out I was at? bust n. a riotous drinking party.There was a big bust in the park until two in the morning.There was no beer at the bust. Only wine. hoo(t)chfest n. a drinking bout; a drinking party.We stopped by Sally's to join in the hoochfest for a while.Let's throw a big hootchfest next month. hopfest n. a beer-drinking party.We went to a big hopfest over at Wally's, but it broke up early.That was some hopfest! No potato chips! kegger n. a party where beer is served from a keg. (Teens and collegiate.)Tiffany is having a kegger, and a few of her intimates are invited.Isn't there a kegger somewhere tonight? keg party n. a party where liquor, especially beer, is served.There is a free keg party at Freddy's.The keg party ended early owing to the arrival of uninvited nabs. tea party n. a wild drinking party. (Like the Mad Hatter's party in Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland.)There was a loud tea party going on in the corner booth when Barlowe came in.I'm having a little tea party Friday. Wanna come? |
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