one-nighter

[ wuhn-nahy-ter ]

noun

1. one-night stand.

Word History and Origins

Origin of one-nighter¹

First recorded in 1920–25

Example Sentences

That led to fun and consensual one-nighter that included receiving anal.

From Slate

Hi, Carolyn: Any recommendation on how to approach Mommy going on a one-nighter with her best friends to Palm Springs?

From Washington Post

She has a one-nighter with Greg, who breaks down and blurts his fears about being washed up.

From New York Times

“Mortified” will be a one-nighter July 13 in Studio’s larger Metheny space; the cult hit comes with a large following, thanks to multiplatform iterations that include a podcast and Netflix series.

From Washington Post

A cute Eastern European backpacker invites herself for a one-nighter in the vet Douglas’s remote cabin, and he warns that she shouldn’t be out there by herself, looking the way she does.

From New York Times