keggers

kegger

1. slang A party at which the primary focus is the drinking of beer served from a keg. Hey, Tommy and the boys are throwing a kegger on Saturday. You want to come? The frat got busted for giving booze to freshmen at one of their keggers.

2. slang A keg (of beer). Why don't we buy a kegger to have at the barbecue? It'll probably be less money and hassle than having a bunch of bottles and cans. The criminals robbed the bar's cash register and made off with three keggers of beer.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

keggers

verb

See kegger

See also: kegger

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

kegger
keg
keg party
blaze
blazes
blazing
on draft
on draught
it is the pace that kills
frat-rat

References in periodicals archive

So, in April 2009, Musk turned to one of his old business tactics: He threw a kegger. The politicos who gathered over beers in Washington's National Building Museum were given rides in the Model S around a giant indoor track.

Free ride

They restricted: Connecticut banned "keggers" in dorms; Yale banned alcohol at university functions including freshmen; Wisconsin urged frats to have "dry rushes." They provided alternatives: Illinois sponsored "Fruit Juice Friday" at the bar in the student union.

The drinking game

Except in cases of mobile keggers and the occasional make-out session, ditches don't typically attract the cool kids.

Arroyo royale

Everyone in town knew that he had had a drinking problem when he was young, and not the kind of problem most high school kids have, out at the pit or at keggers in the woods.

The Flood

How many times a year does the average person past, say, the age of twenty--after contact sports and keggers but before canes and the fear of hip fracture--fall down?

On the Ausable

"I do keggers and pizza parties when a department has made something happen," he said.

Making innovation work: without sustainable innovation, companies are doomed. But how can invention and creativity be systemized?

词组	keggers
释义	keggers kegger 1. slang A party at which the primary focus is the drinking of beer served from a keg. Hey, Tommy and the boys are throwing a kegger on Saturday. You want to come? The frat got busted for giving booze to freshmen at one of their keggers. 2. slang A keg (of beer). Why don't we buy a kegger to have at the barbecue? It'll probably be less money and hassle than having a bunch of bottles and cans. The criminals robbed the bar's cash register and made off with three keggers of beer. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. keggers verb See kegger See also: kegger McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: kegger keg keg party blaze blazes blazing on draft on draught it is the pace that kills frat-rat References in periodicals archive So, in April 2009, Musk turned to one of his old business tactics: He threw a kegger. The politicos who gathered over beers in Washington's National Building Museum were given rides in the Model S around a giant indoor track. Free ride They restricted: Connecticut banned "keggers" in dorms; Yale banned alcohol at university functions including freshmen; Wisconsin urged frats to have "dry rushes." They provided alternatives: Illinois sponsored "Fruit Juice Friday" at the bar in the student union. The drinking game Except in cases of mobile keggers and the occasional make-out session, ditches don't typically attract the cool kids. Arroyo royale Everyone in town knew that he had had a drinking problem when he was young, and not the kind of problem most high school kids have, out at the pit or at keggers in the woods. The Flood How many times a year does the average person past, say, the age of twenty--after contact sports and keggers but before canes and the fear of hip fracture--fall down? On the Ausable "I do keggers and pizza parties when a department has made something happen," he said. Making innovation work: without sustainable innovation, companies are doomed. But how can invention and creativity be systemized?
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