Kegger (noun)

A party or gathering at which a keg of beer is served, typically by young adults or college students.

Origin:

The word kegger is likely derived from the word keg, which is a large container of beer.

Examples:

1. The fraternity threw a kegger for their new members.
2. The kegger was the highlight of the weekend for many of the college students.
3. The party turned into a kegger when someone brought a keg of beer.
4. He had a great time at the kegger, but regretted it the next day because he had a headache.
5. The kegger was shut down by the police because of too much noise and rowdiness.