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slumber parties

n. (slumber party English)

Usage examples of "slumber parties".

Between the ages of ten and twelve, when she had finally been persuaded to donate it to the rag-basket, she must have worn that silly thing to two dozen slumber parties.

I graduated from slumber parties with girlfriends to having sex with men.

There was silence up there again, but she was oddly reminded of slumber parties as a child, the little girls spread out over bedrooms (never at Elizabeth Staizer’.

Liberals idea of intellectual engagement is Bill Clintons adolescent cramming in all-night slumber parties, leaving the place littered with pizza rinds and womens panties.

Christ, though, I got mad when she wouldn't let me go to slumber parties with the other girls, or out to the sock hops and the soda fountain.

She grew up on a farm in Italy, milking cows and having slumber parties in the hay in the barn.

Our dues also go for replacing items (like crayons and coloring books) in our Kid-Kits, and planning and buying snacks for fun BSC activities like pizza parties or slumber parties.

First of all, fun stuff throwing slumber parties or pizza parties from time to time.

As a girl she loved biology (and slumber parties and chocolate-chip cookies), and she is now a thirdyear medical student at Stanford.

No one likes to part with her money, even though it goes toward good things - new items for the Kid-Kits, Claud's monthly phone bills, Charlie's fee to drive Kristy to the meetings, and fun things such as club slumber parties.

Murphy headed the PTA and the Bake Sale and (since she didn't work) was free to drive the little girls to every kind of cultural event, and she hosted wonderful slumber parties, with treasure hunts.