SHINDIG


Meaning of SHINDIG in English

ˈshinˌdig noun

( -s )

Etymology: probably alteration (influenced by shin & dig ) of shindy

1. : a festive occasion: as

a. : a social gathering often with dancing

every community has its weekly shindig in some farm home — American Guide Series: Oklahoma

b. : a usually large often overly lavish party

coming-out party … was the gaudiest shindig since the war — Time

c. : an elaborate celebration often commemorating some special event and involving extensive planning

to mark the day with the largest peacetime parade … I had drawn the assignment of assembling and staging this enormous shindig — Frank Zachary

2. : shindy 2

touched off the whole bloody shindig that raged for years — Alan Devoe

Webster's New International English Dictionary.      Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster.