Byob Definition & Meaning

Example Sentences

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If the flag was out, she told her neighbors, it meant she was having drinks and porch hangs — BYOB.

From Salon

“I heard that this was a BYOB. So I brought my own boy! Everyone, this is my nephew, Nathan!”

From Literature

Prices: $45 per person, BYOB, plus tax and tip.

From Washington Post

There is a $150 corkage fee if you decide to BYOB.

From Fox News

As a recent participant of a virtual conference thoughtfully observed, “the snacks at the break were nothing new, while the restroom lines were shorter, and the receptions were BYOB.”

From Scientific American