to sesh
- verb
- /sɛʃ/
- Slang
- We usually sesh on Friday nights, playing video games and chatting.
Examples
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Let's sesh at my place tonight.
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We sesh every Friday after work.
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After class, they decided to sesh at the library until dinner.
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She invited her friends to sesh over coffee and review for the test.
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After class, they decided to sesh at the library until dinner.
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We usually sesh on Friday nights, playing video games and chatting.
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She invited her friends to sesh over coffee and review for the test.
Synonyms
To spend time relaxing or talking with friends
To spend time playing or hanging out with friends
Compounds
How Long
- Slang
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sesh as a verb comes from the noun session, meaning a 'period' for an activity, and people simply shortened it in casual speech. So to sesh is to take part in that relaxed session of studying, playing, or socializing.