boot party
n.— «“He hit the ground immediately. After that, we had a little boot party.” A boot party is the term Skinheads use to describe an attack in which a victim is encircled and kicked repeatedly.» —“Year later, Skinhead still clings to beliefs” by John Snell Portland Oregonian Nov. 12, 1989. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
Further reading
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