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pregame
pre·game P5565250 (prē′gām′)adj. Of or relating to the period of time before an athletic competition.n. A party or other social gathering that occurs before an athletic competition: We went to the pregame and ate burgers.v. pre·gamed, pre·gam·ing, pre·games Slang v.tr. To drink alcoholic beverages before (an event or social gathering): We pregamed the party.v.intr. To drink alcoholic beverages before an event or social gathering.pregame (priːˈɡeɪm) n (General Sporting Terms) a period before a sports matchadj (General Sporting Terms) of the period before a sports matchpre•game (priˈgeɪm) adj. 1. being or occurring before a game: the pregame warmup. n. 2. a pregame interview. [1950–55]
pregame
pregame1. adjective Relating to the activities that precede the start of a sporting event. A six-hour pregame show is a bit excessive, isn't it? The pregame skate starts half an hour before game time.2. verb, slang To drink alcohol before a social event, typically one where alcohol will also be consumed. Where can we pregame before the reception starts? We're trying to save money by pregaming before going to the bar. |