barhop

American  

[bahr-hop] / ˈbɑrˌhɒp /

verb (used without object)

barhopped, barhopping

1. Informal. to go to a succession of bars bar or nightclubs, with a brief stay at each.

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Etymology

Origin of barhop

First recorded in 1945–50; bar ¹ + hop ¹

Example Sentences

Whether you want to catch the Blue Angels at Seafair, barhop or take an adventurous day trip, here’s our local guide for the coming days.

From Seattle Times

“But I also like to barhop and see concerts. Why not keep a theater a theater and a church a church?“

From Los Angeles Times

It is disruptive that we can’t have parties or barhop or have normal school and work.

From Washington Times

Tan Vinh: Without fail, I always order a basket of wings when I barhop.

From Seattle Times

Choose a hotel near activities everyone will enjoy: That nice quiet hotel at the edge of town is going to make things inconvenient for anyone who wants to stay out later to shop or barhop or find music or other things you haven't thought of and might not want to know about.

From Washington Post