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Camp out 

More commonly known as spending the night, a camp out is when a guy has one or more of his friends... well, spend the night at his house. This is not to be confused with a slumber party or a sleepover. Slumber parties are for girls. Sleepovers are for kids under 9. Despite what the name implies, usually no camping outdoors is involved, although sleeping bags will probably be brought over. And a few tents might be pitched *badum-tish*.
"Dad, can I have a camp out with a couple of my friends tonight?"
"In the backyard, son? Why sure, I'll just go to the surplus store and get a couple of canteens, a tent, some MREs..."
"No, I don't mean outside. We'll just be playing MW2."
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camp-out 

referring to morning wood
Aww man, I have a camp-out situation over here.
camp-out by Mej January 29, 2006

senior camp-out 

Your last chance to fuck all the people you didn't get to in high school, while getting wasted with your classmates that you lowkey hate.
"Dude I'm pretty sure I fucked Ashley, Tori, and Heaven at the senior camp-out, but I was too drunk to remember"
senior camp-out by Makaveli Meli January 12, 2017

Chorizo campout 

1. When a group of friends goes camping and cooks chorizo.

2. An all-male sex orgy in the woods.
We're going on a chorizo campout this weekend. Don't forget the condoms.

Campouted 

broing it up with your friends having a bonfire and partying in the rave cave and sleeping in tents
i hear you campouted at peter's last night
Campouted by omgwtf123 April 22, 2011
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