bar-hopping
- noun
- /bɑr ˈhɑpɪŋ/
- Informal
- Last night, we went bar-hopping downtown, visiting three different bars for drinks and fun.
- a bar-hopping night
- go bar-hopping
Examples
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Then she turns up backstage, and they end up bar-hopping in the French Quarter.
Fiction book (1990) -
Do a little bar hopping.
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With nothing else to do, I was forced to go bar-hopping with Hicks.
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You'd just find someone like Sammi to go bar-hopping with.
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On weekends, many young adults enjoy bar-hopping to socialize with friends and explore new places.
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After finishing dinner, they decided to go bar-hopping to celebrate the end of exams.
Synonyms
A group visiting several pubs or bars and having a drink at each
An activity of moving around while drinking alcohol with friends
Spending time talking and drinking cocktails at parties
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bar-hopping comes from joining bar and hop, where hop means 'a short jump'; imagine a frog jumping from one bar to the next, and you get the picture of visiting several bars in one night.