Pre-lash

Quick meaning: Pre-lash is a noun meaning (UK, slang) A session of pre-drinking.

Meaning

(UK, slang) A session of pre-drinking.

More Meanings

1. (UK, slang) To pre-drink or preload.

Example Sentences

Look, my flat's having a pre-lash later, before everyone goes Oceana on Watford. Flat 77, any time before seven, and maybe you can bring everyone some tampons.

Plus, the 'land lords' blame the supermarkets and 'pre-lashing' (the term for drinking before going to the pub/night club). People are going out with the intention of drinking to excess.

Pre-lash at mine, the text from Terence had read. She hadn't realised it was already eight o'clock. She finished the notes for her essay, backed them up, shut down her Mac, and rushed over to Terence's room with what was left of her vodka and a bottle of lime cordial. Pre-lash; that was how most evenings began.

A haven for drinking & dining alfresco, a dilapidated old building with a small bar & a large car park – where people usually sit. As in all these kinds of bar throughout Sri Lanka, it's male dominated so female travellers/drinkers should be accompanied by men. The staff are friendly, & the drinks & bites relatively cheap. […] A great place to pre-lash before a club!

Word Forms

• pre-lashes
• pre-lashing
• pre-lashed

Synonyms for pre-lash

Depending on context, synonyms include pre-drinks, pregame.

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