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[ US /ˈʃɪndɪɡ/ ]
[ UK /ʃˈɪndɪɡ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a large and noisy party of people

How To Use shindig In A Sentence

  • As the official photographer for Vanity Fair's Oscar shindig for roughly a decade, Fink has made Hollywood parties look as fatiguing as they are fabulous, and his aweless impressions are now collected in "The Vanities" Schirmer/Mosel, $68. NYT > Home Page
  • The shindig in question was the Party's anniversary bash at the New South Wales Parliament yesterday.
  • The shindig was the week's 1st event celebrating a fashion blogger. Twanna A. Hines @ FUNKYBROWNCHICK.com | sex. dating. relationships.
  • There can be few more impressive ways to entertain than to throw a little shindig in your holiday bolt hole in Europe's most unusual and romantic city. Times, Sunday Times
  • Shindig all-inclusive pass costs just $10 Adult/$7 Child (under 4 is free, no ticket needed). What’s On This Week: 26-30 June | Can't Stop the Serenity
  • Polish officials, for example, were annoyed to be told to invite a senior Russian to a recent pro-democracy shindig in Cracow: excluding him would supposedly have caused a damaging row.
  • No political party can be faulted for moving its annual shindig away from the coast. Times, Sunday Times
  • In the week it was confirmed that these guys are to go national with their Friday night shindig, they make a well-timed appearance away from the cameras.
  • Party of the night - It has to be the SNP's knees up which could only be described as a shindig from what I saw of it on TV. A little death for Labour, 'le petite morte' for SNP
  • New York Social Diary is your link to the parties, events, openings, launches, shindigs, bashes, and general social whirlwind that is the East Coast social scene.
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