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BYOB
abbreviation
bring your own bottle: (used in invitations, on signs, etc., to indicate that alcohol will not be provided, but that guests or patrons may bring in alcohol and drink it.)
BYOB
abbreviation
bring your own beer
bring your own booze
bring your own bottle
Word History and Origins
Origin of BYOB1
Example Sentences
“I heard that this was a BYOB. So I brought my own boy! Everyone, this is my nephew, Nathan!”
In opinion surveys, Johnson’s polling numbers are in the dumpster after months of drip-drip revelations about how he allowed his staff to turn his office and residence of 10 Downing Street into an ersatz frat house during the darkest days of the pandemic — with “BYOB” party invites, karaoke singing, fisticuffs and vomiting.
Police are looking into 12 gatherings, including ones that involved quiz games, wine and cheese celebrations, “BYOB” invitations — and alcohol that was brought in via wheeled luggage.
And apologized some more — amid shouts from the opposition that he is a liar and should resign — that he attended a “BYOB” garden party at his own home during the height of coronavirus lockdown in May 2020.
Prices: $45 per person, BYOB, plus tax and tip.
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