dirty weekend getaway
- noun
- Offensive
- Rumors quickly spread after their colleagues spotted them leaving for a dirty weekend getaway.
Examples
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The hotel offers special packages for couples seeking a dirty weekend getaway.
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They surprised their friends by revealing their plans for a dirty weekend getaway in Paris.
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They planned a dirty weekend getaway in Paris.
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Have you ever gone on a dirty weekend getaway?
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The couple booked a hotel in the countryside for a dirty weekend getaway to reignite their romance.
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After years of working hard, they finally decided to enjoy a dirty weekend getaway at a charming seaside resort.
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She whispered that they should plan a dirty weekend getaway to escape the pressures of everyday life.
Synonyms
A secret sexual adventure that many people think is wrong
A weekend away by a couple for private sexual or romantic activities
How Illicit
- Offensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
The phrase is compositionally built: 'dirty' (lewd/sexual) modifies 'weekend getaway' (a short trip), so a learner who knows those constituents can readily infer a brief trip taken for sexual or secretive purposes. This adjective + noun composition follows regular English patterns and has clear cross-linguistic parallels, making the overall meaning accessible to a B1 learner.
Etymology
Dirty weekend getaway puts dirty, which means 'naughty' or 'secret', together with weekend and getaway, words for a short trip. It creates the picture of two people sneaking away for a short private trip for romantic or sexual reasons, so the phrase now means a short secret trip for those purposes.