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go stag

  1. Go unaccompanied by a person of the opposite sex to a social event, as in John decided to go stag to his roommate's party, or Some of the girls are going stag to the dance. Although this term originally applied only to men attending an event without a woman companion, it is now applied to women as well. [c. 1900]



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Hopefully, a few of us would snag dates and the rest of us could go stag together.

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There was no way I was going to go stag to prom without a stag posse.

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Go stag, and the bosses could unilaterally decide you’re a loner.

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Mr Hollande will not be the first to go stag to a state dinner.

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I’d rather go stag on Valentine’s Day than have a pity dinner with an ex who dumped me.

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