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Where a group of friends go on a long drive and end up watching race gurram in the Car.
Stiff:“Bro let’s plan a Night-Out. Psych it’s gonna be”
Cow:“Race Gurram ftw”.
Dope,kolli: Yea!!
Night-Out by Shash132 April 12, 2019

Night Out With Billy 

A phrase used to describe a night of roofying girls and taking them back to your place, as if you were hanging out with Bill Cosby.
“Hey Dylan, what did you do last night?” “Oh you know, just had a good Night Out With Billy”
Night Out With Billy by UUUU45 July 26, 2021

Rogue Night Out 

A top night out clubbing, partying or drinking with a group of friends. Rogue in the sense that it wouldn't be something you would normally do, but you enjoy the night so much and start having those fun nights a lot , that it becomes the new you. Rogue nights out can only be deemed a RNO when surrounded by a bunch of good friends who have serious stamina e.g. the last ones on the dancefloor standing
that was such a "Rogue Night Out"

are you ready for a "Rogue Night Out"?

girls' night out 

A planned event, usually held at a cheesy Irish pub or dance club, where groups of females dress provocatively, flirt insessantly, dance badly, and accept free drinks from desparate single men. The event usually ends when one female passes out in her own vomit or when one of their boyfriends shows up.
Marsha is having a girl's night out this Friday, so we can head down to Cheetahs.
girls' night out by JMello August 19, 2003

girls' night out 

when girls go out and party without their boyfriends/husbands
Shirley and the gals went on a girls' night out to the local bar.
girls' night out by cockblocka August 19, 2003

guys' night out 

A harmless activity that male friends participate in for the purpose of reinforcing friendship or simply getting together to do something positive. Such activities include, but are not limited to beer drinking, discussing business and finance, watching or playing sports, playing videogames or card games, occasionally talking about women, or watching a movie that doesn't suck.
Guy's night out is one way for a man to be free, if only for a few hours.
guys' night out by true August 23, 2003
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"You're such a Bunhead."

"Yeah... I know."
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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