Crossword clues for byob
byob
- Letters on a party invitation indicating that booze won't be provided by the host
- Invite abbr
- Inits. on a party invitation
- Abbr. on some invitations
- "We're not serving liquor," on invites
- "We're not serving liquor," briefly
- "No alcohol provided" letters
- Quartet often near RSVP
- Party spec
- Party request: abbr
- Party invite letters
- Part of an invitation to a drinker (abbr.)
- Low-budget party letters
- Letters on a frat party invitation
- Invitation reminder letters
- Invitation advisory, or a homophonic hint to the starred answers' starts
- Invitation abbr. concerning drinks
- Inits. on an invitation
- Directive that might be near RSVP
- Caveat on a cheapskate's BBQ invite
- Brown-bagging letters
- BBQ invite letters
- Abbr. about alcohol on a party invitation
- [Guests must provide their drinks]
- "We're not serving liquor" party invitation notice: Abbr
- "We won't be bartending"
- "No alcohol provided," briefly
- "I'm not providing, you drunks!"
- "We're not supplying liquor"
- T.G.I.F. party request
- P.S. on an invitation
- Party directive, briefly
- Letters of invitation?
- Invite letters
- Informal invitation letters
- Invitation stipulation
- Invitation notation
- Letters on some invitations
- Like many restaurants without a liquor lic.
- Abbr. in many a party invitation
- Abbr. often near "R.S.V.P."
- Abbr. often preceding 29-Down
- Message indicating "adult beverages not supplied"
- Party rule, for short
- Drinker's party instruction, for short
- Part of an invitation to an imbiber
- Like many restaurants without a liquor lic
- Invitation letters
- Invitation initials
- Letters on an invitation
- Invitation abbreviation
- Setup provider's abbr
- Party stipulation, briefly
- Party letters
- Party invite initials, sometimes
- Party abbr. about drinks
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
initialism (acronym) for "bring your own bottle" or "bring your own booze," by 1951.
Wikipedia
BYOB or BYO is an initialism meant to stand for "bring your own booze", "bring your own bottle", "bring your own beer" or "bring your own beverage".
BYOB is often placed on an invitation to indicate that the host will not be providing alcohol and that guests are welcome to bring their own. Some business establishments allow patrons to bring their own bottle, sometimes subject to fees or membership conditions, or because the establishment itself does not have license to sell alcohol.
BYOB is an alternative/electronica/Dubstep artist signed to Loaded Records
His first release was a free download and a Steve Glashier directed video in late 2009 of the track 'Prescription'.
The first proper single 'Best Shoes' was released in early January 2010, with remixes by Qemists and Marlow. The track was given its premiere on Fearne Cotton's BBC Radio 1 show 'Music Generator' feature in December 2009.
'Best Shoes' was used by Lady Gaga as the music for her stage show at the Jingle Bell Ball at the O2 in London, December 2009.
BYOB's second single is a collaboration with J Majik and Wickaman called Save My Life which will feature on both artists' forthcoming albums.
BYOB is also currently collaborating with Fatboy Slim and Freemasons (band)
His debut album Everything In Moderation was released on 25 October 2010 to great reviews.
BYOB is an initialism used on party invitations, meaning "bring your own beverage" or variants. BYOB may also refer to:
- BYOB (musician), an English musician
- B.Y.O.B. (song), a song by System of a Down from their album Mezmerize
- BYOB (programming language), a computer programming language
- Bring your own bag, a government campaign to discourage plastic shopping bag use