A term coined in early 2011 to mean "Porn and Pizza". It was a night created to sit down with a group of friends and spend a decent amount of time watching porn for the sole value of critiquing it. No sex is generally had on nights of PnP, but lots of laughs are usually shared.
Most PnP nights are held by gay men accompanied by women as well as bottles of wine and pizza from the local provider.
Most PnP nights are held by gay men accompanied by women as well as bottles of wine and pizza from the local provider.
by Forgotten Gem April 26, 2012
Abbreviation of the words "Party and Play" - a phrase used to refer to the act of taking illicit substances prior to or during sexual intercourse. The term is most commonly used amongst gay men to refer to recreational use of club/party drugs in the context of "chemsex".
by CronanM April 14, 2018
"Party and Play" ... "party" means drugs, often meth (crystal/tina) or E, "play" means sex. Usually leads to long, chemmed-up sex sessions. Usually seen in chat room or ads.
by redleft123 February 28, 2004
Seen most often in the gay community, slang for Party n' Play. Party refers to drug use- most often meth (tina, ice, crank) but sometimes ecstasy (E, XTC, Adam) cocaine (coke, blow, ski, snow), or poppers as well(though the latter is not generally considered a PnP item. Play refers to sex. PnP is considered a scene in itself- sex and drugs.
by thezacinthehat August 20, 2006
Acronym for "Party N Play." Party means smoke or inject crystal methamphetamine (speed) into your system. N Play refers to the marathon sex that follows after you're all jacked up on speed and want to "Play" all night.
Looking to PNP with Tina. Looking for guys who want to PNP with me all night. Looking to PNP and have WILD sex.
by Waikikisunset April 07, 2011
Used in chat rooms as the adreviation for "Party and Play". To meet have sex and alcohol or other drug.
by Bill Goode August 02, 2003
PNP or PnP is an acronym that in the technical realm stands for Plug and Play, which are devices that should have a generic driver already included in most operating systems which allows the user to "Plug" in the device and immediately "Play" with it, rather than having to install drivers seperately.
by Steve Schulz October 09, 2007