Pronunciation: /ˈpriːˌɡeɪmɪŋ/
noun a social gathering before an event, typically involving drinking alcohol
A1 Pregaming is when you have a drink before going out.
A2 Some people enjoy pregaming to get in the mood for a party.
B1 Pregaming can be a fun way to start the night with friends.
B2 Pregaming is a common practice among college students before big events.
C1 The art of pregaming involves strategic planning and moderation.
C2 Pregaming has become a cultural phenomenon in certain social circles.
verb to engage in pre-event drinking or socializing
A1 I am pregaming before going out to the party.
A2 She enjoys pregaming with her friends before concerts.
B1 Pregaming is a common practice among young adults before a night out.
B2 The group decided to start pregaming early to avoid long lines at the club.
C1 Some people believe pregaming enhances their overall night life experience.
C2 Pregaming responsibly is important to avoid excessive drinking and potential negative consequences.
formal Before attending the event, the group decided to engage in pre-gaming at a nearby bar.
informal We always have a blast pre-gaming before concerts.
slang Let's get the party started by pregaming at my place!
figurative She considered reading the book's introduction as pregaming before diving into the complex plot.
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