House-hopping

What is House-hopping?


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(v.) The act of traveling from house to house with the intent of sampling food and beverage from a feast, usually done during days of celebration: Thanksgiving, Christmas, Ramadan, Kwanzaa, Hanukkah (or any other Jewish holiday), Diwali, high school graduations, and Larry Flynt's Birthday. Before departure from a house, a single person must accompany the convoy to the next house. The goal is to have all members of a social circle in one house before the evening's end, and to have sampled all food from every participating residence.

Josh: "I'm in the mood for Filipino food."

Johnny: "Well, let's go pick up Nate and go house-hopping to CJ's and Mike's."

Josh: "Dude, this is going to be the best All-Saints Day ever!"

Johnny: " Word."

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