pajama party

noun

1. slumber party.

Word History and Origins

Origin of pajama party¹

First recorded in 1900–10

Example Sentences

Boyd remembers hosting pajama party sales events at his stores where customers would show up in outrageous sleepwear — see-through nighties and G-strings.

From Los Angeles Times

Boyd remembers hosting pajama party sales events at his stores where customers would show up in outrageous sleepwear — see-through nighties and G-strings.

From Los Angeles Times

It’s a paranormal pajama party with a strict midnight curfew and an ever-expanding guest list.

From Los Angeles Times

The teachers held a pajama party for the younger students on the last day of school before the start of the winter break.

From New York Times

Packages for two cost $1,000 and included lodging for two nights, meals, alcohol, a hair and makeup session, panels with Passionflix stars and a pajama party for the third-season premiere of “Driven,” about a kindhearted woman who falls for a bad-boy racecar driver.

From New York Times