drown night n.— «Tulagi’s, a saloon of some note in those years, initially booked Flash Cadillac for a “drown night,” allowing students to drink unlimited amounts of beer for $1.75.» —“Flash Cadillac Still Majors in...
Van Dyke n.— «“a Van Dyke”: leaving a scene, usually a party scene, early and then starting the next scene with a phone conversation which elaborates and expands the previous scene while also introducing new information. A nice bit...
power hour n.— «Games like “hall crawl,” where partygoers sample a different drink in each room of a dorm or fraternity house. Or “power hour,” which requires ingesting a shot of beer each minute for 60 minutes...
power hour n.— «Frequently, party entertainment includes games such as “power hour,” in which players drink a shot of beer every minute for an hour.» —“Alcohol’s escape, thrills ensnaring younger teens Heavy drinking...
K’Tini n.— «Drink enough cocktails, and you forget about that, and that’s where the K’Tini comes in. This is sauerkraut’s first big sex-it-up step, a martini-like drink with a kraut-stuffed olive.» —“Sauerkraut looking for a sexy...
break one off a piece v. phr.— «At a nightspot, you offer an arousing female a drink and she accepts. You would ideally like to end up having this girl “break you off a piece.”» —“MuLtIpLe ChOiCe TeSt” by...