pregame
/ˈpriːɡeɪm/
verb
- To drink alcohol before going to a main event.
- They pregamed at a friend's house before the wedding reception.
- We decided to pregame lightly so we wouldn't be too tired.
- He pregamed with a few beers before the concert.
adjective
- Relating to or taking place before a game or competition.
- We bought pregame tickets at a discount.
- The stadium was already loud with pregame excitement.
- The pregame warm-up routine helps players avoid injuries.
noun
- An event or period of time that happens before a sports game or other competition.
- Fans gathered in the parking lot for the pregame tailgate party.
- The team held a short pregame meeting to discuss strategy.
- We watched the pregame show on TV before the big match.
- A social gathering where people drink alcohol before going to a main event, such as a concert or party.
- She brought snacks to the pregame so everyone could eat before the show.
- The pregame lasted longer than the actual concert.
- They had a quick pregame at Jake's apartment before heading to the club.
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