blackout szn
A stretch of time — usually summer, spring break, or a long holiday — associated with repeated nights of heavy drinking, big parties, and the kind of chaos that leaves gaps in everyone's memory.
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A stretch of time — usually summer, spring break, or a long holiday — associated with repeated nights of heavy drinking, big parties, and the kind of chaos that leaves gaps in everyone's memory. Blackout szn is part warning, part celebration: it signals that a crew or campus is about to enter a period of legendary but hazy nights.
Finals are done and the beach house is booked — blackout szn officially begins Friday, no responsibilities until September.
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