to vacay
- verb
- /vəˈkeɪ/
- Informal
- After a busy year, I am ready to vacay in Hawaii and forget about everything.
Examples
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But while he's on vacay, Trump staff has largely given up on futile efforts to supervise him.
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People will you know, I'm going to get lost a little bit, you know, take a little vacay, go to South America.
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Do you know that I actually had to vacay this year in Palms Springs instead of Hawaii?
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I go to an awesome college, I marry a hot guy and I make adorable babies for my nanny to take care of while we vacay in Paris.
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I need to vacay for a week to recharge after working so hard.
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They decided to vacay at a beach resort to relax and enjoy the sun.
Synonyms
To spend time away from home or work to rest and relax
Stay away from work for a day to rest or do personal things
To stop work for a short time to rest or deal with personal matters
Spend time away from work or home for rest and travel
Antonyms
How Long
Surface Forms
Etymology
Vacay as a verb is the informal verb form of vacation and simply means 'to take time off' from work to rest or travel. That's why to vacay is to go on a holiday or break.