drinkathon 

1. A competition of a series of events involving the consumption of alcohol (eg. drinking games).

I'll beat your ass at beer pong in this weekends drinkathon!

Did you hear that Tim died at last weeks drinkathon?

Dude, i woke up blind-folded with a ping pong ball in my ass after yesterdays drinkathon.

drinkathon by Blake and Logan September 17, 2006

Drinkcation 

When you need a break from real life and you want to get away. So you go drink for a week.

Levi-I'm so tired of life.
Lorin-Sounds like you need a drinkcation.

Drinkcation by Fr0zen General November 20, 2009

drinkation

A vacation where the point is to drink the entire time.

Are you going on vacation next week. Nope. I'm going to be drunk the whole time. I'm going on a drinkation.

drinkation by bralager August 22, 2011

Drinklationship 

A relationship formed under the influence of alcohol that one would otherwise not even consider making in a sober state.

"Dude, what's up with you and Nancy? Y'all totally hit it off last night."

"Oh, shit. That's just a drinklationship. I don't even remember what I said to her."

Drinklationship by prime4 February 3, 2010

drunkation 

A vacation that is spent being drunk the entire time.

That drunkation last week kicked my ass.

drunkation by bralager August 22, 2011

Drinktionary 

A Drinking Game invented in room 3072 of Algonquin College's Residence. Involves turning pictionary rules into drinking rules.
Drink when:
You Guess wrong
10 seconds pass with no guessing
When someone guesses correctly everyone except for that person drinks
If 2 minutes pass and no one has guessed the word, the artist must finish half a beer.

<((^^)>
person: emote? (wrong, drink)
person2: kirby? (Right, everyone else drinks)
person3: (after drinking) my turn to draw?
This is drinktionary.

Drinktionary by JerseySix November 1, 2009

dickathon 

What brady's mom does for a living.

Chris Brady's mom hosted her 50th dickathon on Monday, January 5th, and helped raise $4 for the vaginal discharge foundation.

dickathon by Marc Palmer January 5, 2004