prom
A special school party with dancing, usually at the end of the year.
A formal dance for high school students, usually held near the end of the school year.
A wide path by the sea where people walk.
A public walkway, especially a paved path along a beach or seafront; a promenade.
A famous summer series of classical music concerts in the UK.
A large annual series of classical music concerts in the UK, especially the BBC Proms held in London each summer.
- Base: prom
- Plural: proms
ask someone to prom
1invite someone as prom date
To invite someone to go to prom with you.
- He finally worked up the courage to ask her to prom.
- She asked him to prom with a handwritten note.
- I asked her to prom.
go to prom
1attend the prom
To attend the prom.
- They decided to go to prom as a group instead of pairing up.
- I didn’t go to prom, but I went to the after-party.
- We will go to prom.
prom dress
1formal dress worn to prom
A special formal dress for prom.
- She ordered her prom dress online and had it altered.
- Prom dresses are usually sold in spring in the US.
- She bought a prom dress.
prom king
1male prom popularity title
A boy chosen as the “king” of the prom.
- He was surprised when he was crowned prom king.
- They announced the prom king and queen just before the last song.
- He was prom king.
prom night
1evening of the prom
The night of the prom.
- It rained on prom night, but they still took photos outside.
- On prom night, the restaurant was full of teenagers in formal clothes.
- I took many photos on prom night.
prom queen
1female prom popularity title
A girl chosen as the “queen” of the prom.
- She was crowned prom queen at the end of the night.
- The class voted for prom queen and prom king during homeroom.
- She became prom queen.