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girl dinner

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boy dinner

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gossipfest

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glamfest

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fun on a bun

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kickback

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The term "function" refers to a social gathering or event, often informal, where people meet for entertainment, celebration, or networking. The structure comes from the standard word "function," meaning an organized event, but in slang it is broadened to include casual parties or meetups. It is commonly used in British and Caribbean English-influenced slang to describe anything from small hangouts to larger social occasions.

What does "function" mean in social slang?

function

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to link up

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The term "blowout" refers to a large, extravagant gathering or event, typically involving abundant food, drink, or celebration. The structure comes from "blow out," implying something expanded beyond normal limits. It is often used for parties, meals, or celebrations that are noticeably excessive or indulgent compared to everyday occasions, emphasizing scale and extravagance.

What does "blowout" mean in social slang?

blowout

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white party

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rager

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dayger

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kegger

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BYOB

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to [paint] the town red

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The idiom "have a blast" is a relatively modern expression and does not have a specific historical origin. It is derived from the casual and enthusiastic language of social interaction. The word "blast" itself refers to a powerful and enjoyable experience, and over time, the phrase has come to represent the idea of having a great time and experiencing excitement and joy. While its precise origin is not documented, it has become a widely used and popular idiom in contemporary language.

What is the origin of the idiom "have a blast" and when to use it?

to [have] a blast

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to party up

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to rock out

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The phrase "to rock the house" means to perform or party with high energy in a way that strongly excites a crowd. The structure uses "rock" as a verb for delivering an intense, engaging performance, while "the house" refers to the venue or audience. It is commonly used for concerts, DJ sets, or parties where the atmosphere becomes highly energized due to the performer or host.

What does "to rock the house" mean in social slang?

to [rock] the house

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The phrase "to turn up" means to get very energetic at a party or social event, often involving loud music, dancing, drinking, or other high-intensity behavior. The structure uses "turn" in the sense of increasing intensity, with "up" indicating escalation. It is commonly used in modern slang to describe shifting from a normal mood to a highly excited, party-focused state.

What does "to turn up" mean in party slang?

to turn up

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The adjective "lit" means something is exciting, impressive, or highly enjoyable. The structure comes from "lit" meaning "illuminated," later evolving in slang to describe something "on fire" in a figurative sense, meaning intense or excellent. It is commonly used to praise events, experiences, or performances that are lively and memorable.

What does "lit" mean in social slang?

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The term "litty" is an intensified form of "lit," meaning extremely fun, exciting, or high-energy. The structure adds the suffix "-y" to exaggerate the original slang term, often used for emphasis in informal speech or social media. It is typically applied to parties, events, or situations that feel especially lively or chaotic in a positive way.

What does "litty" mean in slang?

litty

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A pub crawl is a social activity where a group of people visit multiple pubs or bars in a single outing, typically with the intention of having a drink at each establishment. Participants often move from one venue to another, sampling different drinks and experiencing the atmosphere of each location. Pub crawls are popular among friends, tourists, and social groups looking to explore the nightlife of a city or neighborhood, as well as celebrate special occasions like birthdays or bachelor or bachelorette parties. They provide an opportunity to socialize, try new drinks, and discover local pubs and bars. Organized pub crawls may have a set schedule or route, while others may be more spontaneous and informal.

What is a "pub crawl"?

pub crawl

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The adjective "splurgy" describes spending money in an indulgent, non-essential, or extravagant way. The structure comes from "splurge," meaning to spend freely or excessively, with "-y" turning it into a descriptive trait or behavior. It is commonly used for shopping, dining, travel, or lifestyle choices where someone treats themselves beyond basic needs, often in a casual or self-aware tone.

What does "splurgy" mean in lifestyle slang?

splurgy

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The phrase "about that life" means someone genuinely lives or embraces a certain lifestyle, usually one associated with intensity, risk, or excess. The structure uses "about" to mean "committed to," and "that life" to refer to a specific way of living. It is often used to describe partying, street credibility, or high-risk behavior, but can also be used more broadly for any strongly adopted lifestyle or identity.

What does "about that life" mean in slang?

about that life

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The term "kiki" refers to a casual social gathering or conversation focused on gossip, joking, or relaxed chatting. The structure is a reduplicated informal term, often used to emphasize light, playful interaction rather than serious discussion. It is commonly associated with close friends sharing updates, humor, or "tea" in an informal setting, both in person and online.

What does "kiki" mean in social slang?

kiki

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to vibe

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Here you will find slang for social gatherings and celebrations, capturing terms for parties, events, and moments of collective enjoyment.

Spotkanie Społeczne i Świętowanie

Angielski slang na spotkanie towarzyskie i świętowanie

Social Gathering & Celebration

English Slang for Social Gathering & Celebration