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Entertainment, Media & Digital Culture - Social Gathering & Celebration

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

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GNO
GNO
[noun]

a social outing for women to relax, have fun, and bond

Ex: We're planning a GNO this Friday. 
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girl dinner

a casual, snack-based or light meal, typically associated with women or feminine eating habits

Ex: Tonight's girl dinner is just cheese and crackers. 
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boy dinner

a simple, hearty, or filling meal, typically associated with men or masculine eating habits

Ex: Tonight's boy dinner is just a giant plate of chicken wings. 
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gossipfest

a lively session or event focused on sharing gossip

Ex: Yesterday's lunch turned into a full gossipfest. 
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glamfest
glamfest
[noun]

an event or gathering that is extravagantly stylish or glamorous

Ex: The awards show was a full-on glamfest. 
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fun on a bun
fun on a bun
[phrase]

something extremely entertaining or enjoyable

Ex: That concert was pure fun on a bun. 
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kickback
kickback
[noun]

a small, relaxed social gathering, less formal or intense than a big party

Ex: We're having a kickback at my place tonight. 
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function
function
[noun]

a loosely defined social gathering or occasion

Ex: He attended a small function at his friend's house. 
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to link up

to meet or hang out casually, often with drinks, socializing, or partying implied

Ex: Let's link up after work tonight. 
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blowout
blowout
[noun]

a large and lavish feast, often with excessive food and drink

Ex: We had a huge Thanksgiving blowout with turkey, stuffing, and endless desserts. 
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white party

a social gathering where cocaine or other recreational drugs are used

Ex: He got invited to a white party downtown. 
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rager
rager
[noun]

a wild, intense party, usually loud and crowded

Ex: That college rager lasted all night. 
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dayger
dayger
[noun]

a party held during the day

Ex: We're hosting a dayger by the pool this Saturday. 
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kegger
kegger
[noun]

an informal party where beer is served, often from a keg

Ex: We're throwing a kegger for his graduation. 
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BYOB
BYOB
[noun]

a party or gathering where guests are expected to bring their own drinks

Ex: We're going to a BYOB tonight, so I grabbed some beer. 
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to [paint] the town red

to go out and party wildly, celebrating with energy and enthusiasm

Ex: After the finals, we decided to paint the town red. 
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to [have] a blast

to have a really good time or enjoy oneself tremendously in a specific activity or event

Ex: I hope you have a blast at the concert tonight; the band is fantastic! 
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to party up

to attend or engage in a party; to celebrate with others

Ex: Let's party up this weekend! 
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to rock out

to enjoy, play, or party to rock music, punk, grunge, or heavy metal

Ex: We spent all night rocking out to classic punk. 
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to [rock] the house

to perform or party with high energy; to excite or energize a crowd

Ex: The band really rocked the house last night. 
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to turn up

to party intensely, often with alcohol, drugs, or high energy

Ex: We're going to turn up at the concert tonight. 
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lit
lit
[Adjective]

impressive or exciting

Ex: The music festival was lit, with everyone dancing non-stop. 
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litty
litty
[Adjective]

extremely fun, exciting, or energetic

Ex: That party was litty! 
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pub crawl
pub crawl
[noun]

an outing where participants visit multiple pubs or bars in one session, usually drinking along the way

Ex: We went on a pub crawl downtown last night. 
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splurgy
splurgy
[Adjective]

involving indulgent spending

Ex: We went out for a splurgy dinner last night. 
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about that life

living, aspiring to, or claiming an extravagant or risky lifestyle, often involving sex, drugs, or violence

Ex: He's all about that life, partying nonstop. 
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kiki
kiki
[noun]

a social gathering for gossip or a lively chat

Ex: That kiki lasted all night with laughter and stories. 
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to vibe
to vibe
[Verb]

to relax, enjoy the moment, or go with the flow

Ex: Just vibing with some good music right now. 
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