pub crawlers
Tavern tour participants
Pub crawlers are people who move from bar to bar in a single outing, typically drinking at each stop.
The activity—a pub crawl—is a social ritual, often planned for celebrations or tourist routes through historic drinking establishments: The pub crawlers hit six spots before midnight.
The term is more common in British English, where pubs are cultural institutions.
- drinkersThose who consume beverages
- bar hoppingVisiting several taverns consecutively
- barhoppingSequential venue drinking
- carousingBoisterous drinking spree
- night outRecreational evening away
socializing · watering holes · imbibing · bars · taverns · night owls · partygoers · boozing · round of drinks · revelers · itinerant · gatherings · clubbers · drinking buddies · beers · liquid courage · extroverts · alehouse
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- drinkersdrinker, drinkers, imbiber, imbibers, drunk
pub crawlershomebodies
People preferring domestic life
shut-ins · couch potatoes · hermits · recluses · introverts
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