Session
1. (noun) In traditional Irish/Scottish music circles, an informal gathering of musicians for the purposes of playing tunes, having a few drinks, and socializing. A related (but not identical) term would be "jam session."
2. (verb) To play traditional music with another musician.
2. (verb) To play traditional music with another musician.
1. I'm going to bring my fiddle to the session in the hopes of getting in some tunes.
2. When the Chieftains came to town, we all sessioned until 3 A.M.
2. When the Chieftains came to town, we all sessioned until 3 A.M.
Session by Omra Ni'Rosach October 26, 2005
session
To practice breakdancing.
session
probably the sickest verb ever invented, for skiers snowboarders, skaters and anyone really. it means, to take part in, have some (of) or to just use something
dude lets go session that rail
yo can i session some of that sandwich?
hey can i session some of your coke slurpee?
yo let me session some of that!
yo can i session some of that sandwich?
hey can i session some of your coke slurpee?
yo let me session some of that!
session by parker Roe January 19, 2006
session
Can be either planned or not, if planned it is a period of time spent inside a liscensed premesis where the sole primary activity is to consume alcohol, most commonly beer. A session can also spontaneuosly occur from a swifty, when the killer phrase "fancy staying for another" is uttered.A session has no set time limits, but is mainly governed by alcohol tolerancy, kung-fu money, opening hours or a combination of the above. A session has no limits to participants, but any more than can fit round one table could be problematic. A solo sesison would only be considered for an alcoholic.Popular sustinence when in a session would be a range of bar snacks, such as crisps, pork scratchlings, or pub grub. When sessioning with freinds, purchasing drinks in rounds is a socially convienient method if not financially. A session is a truly British thing that can only truly be experienced in a british pub since I am yet to experience the warmth and atmosphere in foriegn pubs that would invite you to stay for longer.
Can also be known as a gary player/leo sayer cockney rhyming slang for all dayer
Can also be known as a gary player/leo sayer cockney rhyming slang for all dayer