to barhop
- verb
- /ˈbɑrˌhɑp/
- Informal
- Let's barhop!
Examples
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After the concert, they decided to barhop through the city center.
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We used to barhop every Friday night when we were in college.
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Instead of staying in one place, she prefers to barhop with friends.
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They decided to barhop this weekend.
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On Friday night, my friends and I decided to barhop between the downtown pubs to find the best live music.
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During the summer, it is common for college students to barhop every weekend, exploring new bars in the city.
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After dinner, they plan to barhop to celebrate the birthday at several locations downtown.
Synonyms
To go from bar to bar, drinking at each place
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Morphology
Etymology
Barhop comes from bar ('a place to drink') and hop ('to jump' or 'move quickly'), so to barhop is to 'jump' between bars and have drinks at several places in one night.