town-watch

(verb): A term originating from the suburbs of Philadelphia, PA (particularly Lansdale), that characterizes a group of people who take part in an excursion by foot around a designated area. Individuals involved in said excursion typically debate deep questions surrounding humanity including topics of philosophy, spirituality, politics, and scientific discovery.

Are you interested in going on a town-watch?

by Dr. Dingus McTickleToes September 27, 2022

johnny-about-town

A person who is in-the-know, a social scenester, always about-and-about, ahead of the social curve.

He's a johnny-about-town, always on the scene.

by wordonthestreet October 24, 2013

Boy of the town

The male version of Woman Of The Town. A prostitute.

He's such a boy of the town. You can alway get a good time with him.

by Jewish-Assassin January 25, 2020