- kegger
- keg|ger [ `kegər ] or `keg ,party noun count AMERICAN INFORMALa party, usually for young adults, at which beer is served from kegs
Usage of the words and phrases in modern English. 2013.
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kegger — 1. 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? 2. AND keggers n. a keg of beer. (Collegiate.) □ We need… … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
kegger — n A beer party. I hear there is a five kegger at John s house tonight. 1980s … Historical dictionary of American slang
kegger — noun Date: circa 1968 a party featuring one or more kegs of beer called also keg party … New Collegiate Dictionary
kegger — noun A party at which beer is served from a keg. Syn: keg party … Wiktionary
kegger — keg|ger [ˈkegə US ər] n also keg .party AmE informal a big outdoor party where beer is served from kegs … Dictionary of contemporary English
kegger — n 1. American a beer party. An adoles cents term. 2. a snowboarder … Contemporary slang
kegger — n. keg of beer; party wherein beer is provided in kegs … English contemporary dictionary
kegger — noun (C) AmE slang a big party, usually outside, where beer is served from kegs … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
kegger — keg·ger … English syllables
kegger — n. party or event at which beer is served from a keg (barrel sized container of beer) … English slang
