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retox party

retox party

9.4
A party where people eat and drink a lot after a detox
  • noun
  • /ˈriˌtɑks ˈpɑrti/
  • Slang
: fiesta de retox
  • She invited her friends to a retox party filled with pizza and desserts.

Examples

  • After a month of healthy eating, they held a retox party to celebrate.

  • Many people organize a retox party right after a strict detox regimen.

  • We had a huge retox party last weekend!

  • After the detox, they celebrated with a retox party.

  • After completing her detox diet, she invited her friends to a retox party with lots of delicious food and drinks.

  • Many people throw a retox party to enjoy a feast after finishing their detox programs.

  • Following their month-long cleanse, they eagerly planned a retox party to indulge in their favorite treats.

Synonyms

kegger
vsretox party
  • Informal
12 8.8

A party where people drink beer from a large keg

is an after-detox celebration for various indulgent foods drinks or activities
revel
vsretox party
6 6.3

A loud happy party with dancing and drinking

is a post detox celebration focused on indulgence rather than general revelry
afterparty
vsretox party
2 3.5

A party after a main event where people continue to celebrate

occurs after detox as a celebration of returning to indulgence
debauch
vsretox party
  • NSFW
1 9.9

A wild party with much drinking and sex

is a post-detox indulgence event not necessarily sexually immoral or chaotic

Antonyms

abstinence
  • NSFW
61 6.4

Choosing not to do things like drinking alcohol or having sex

14 3.9

To remove harmful things from the body by changing what you eat

How Indulgent

rager
  • Slang
9 8.9
retox party
  • Slang
9.4
bash
  • Informal
44 4.2
party
∞ 1.0
gathering
163 1.0

Surface Forms

retox party singular
retox parties plural

Morphology

retox + party

The noun 'party' is transparent, but the key constituent 'retox' is not attested in the provided dictionary entry and is a coined formation (re- + tox/detox). Its meaning ('indulge again' after detox) can be inferred only if a learner recognises the prefix re- and the relation to 'detox', which many B1 learners will not reliably do, so the compound is partially predictable but not fully transparent.

Etymology

The phrase retox party comes from putting re- 'again' before detox 'a time of cleaning the body'. After a strict detox people may eat and drink what they avoided, so a retox party is a celebration where people go back to rich food and drinks.