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bottle party
noun
A party in which guests bring and consume their own bottles of drink.
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It's a bottle party; haven't been to one of those in years".
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Informal bottle parties reeled and staggered across the hall, bandying chaff, blending choruses, and generally fighting the battle all over again.
He went on to a highly successful career, playing at pubs, dance clubs, cellar bars and the semi-legal "bottle parties" of the London and Manchester underground scenes until he returned permanently to Trinidad in 1962.
The country enters World War I, and while husbands and entire families of sons are obliterated on French battlefields, Sackville's set is desperate for fun, injecting morphine, attending "bottle parties" and downing vats of White Ladies, whiskey sours and Bronxes.
You don't want to get the reputation of being the sloppy kisser at Spin the Bottle parties!
A little of both, really, but mostly a hollow pop, like a Champagne-bottle party favor filled with confetti.
As a junior member of the the Royal Shakespeare, I was invited to a bring-a-bottle party in Hampstead.
The Woodinville Whiskey Company in Woodinville, Wash., holds bottling parties, where customers bottle, label, cork and case whiskey.
A great way to build your spirits and liqueurs collection up quickly is to throw a "bring your own bottle" cocktail party.
The beer bottles and party plates have been cleared away in households and bars across America, after the final 60 minutes of the supreme TV mob drama was consumed and digested.
They began as Committee Entertainment, renting out clubs on the busiest nights, then selling tickets to kids in all-inclusive packs with bottles and party bus rides to and from.
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