Definition

To party hard and have a rollicking good time, as if you're living your best 1970s rock song fantasy; if it sounds vaguely like Creedence Clearwater Revival, you're probably doing it right.

Example Usage

The guys are chooglin' all weekend at the lake house—there's already a keg and a bonfire going.

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