pub crawl

noun

an instance or period of pub-crawling.

Origin

1910-15

pub-crawl

[puhb-krawl] /ˈpʌbˌkrɔl/

verb (used without object)

to have drinks at one bar after another.

noun

Origin

1935-40

Related forms

pub-crawler, noun

Examples from the web for pub crawl

Those who enjoy beer and the pub scene will enjoy going on a pub crawl.
Billings is nicely set up for a pub crawl, with several brewpubs in easy travel distance from one another.

British Dictionary definitions for pub crawl

noun

a drinking tour of a number of pubs or bars

verb

(intransitive) to make such a tour

Derived Forms

pubcrawler, noun

Slang definitions & phrases for pub crawl

noun

: They went on a memorable pub crawl afterwards

verb

To carouse about from one saloon to another (1910+ British)

Related Terms

barhop

[gin crawl is found by 1883, and beer crawl by 1902]