Recently, among young people you can often hear such a word as "binge". Archaisms gradually become part of the slang of the younger generation. So what is "to bum"?
What is a "carousing"?It turns out that our distant ancestors also loved and knew how to rest. Kutuzh is a native Russian word, and it was used in Russia in the 18th and 19th centuries among the nobility. The Russian nobility often preferred noisy parties to high-society receptions - nevertheless none of us are foreign to fun. Noisy, binge drinking was called binge drinking. What is a "carousing"? And to smoke, respectively, meant "walking", "resting with the soul and body," "having fun."
From ordinary activities, sprees were differentcheerful behavior of guests, an abundance of "hangouts" of alcohol, banned substances and taverns. Quite often the high-ranking officials were inveterate rebels. As a rule, this was hidden from honest people.
The very word "spree" comes from the word "kutya".Kutya in Russia called rice porridge with raisins and nuts. Today, kuti served at a funeral feast, and in Russia it was considered a festive dish. "Kut", respectively, means "eat kutya", celebrate. Unfortunately, the kutia during the holidays was reduced and replaced by the rivers of alcohol, but the derivative of her word remained.
How, most likely, it is already clear, "binge" ismass booze with a lot of alcohol and illegal substances. More often than not, young people bother to think about the consequences of such a party and mercilessly burnt out parental money. What is a fuss? "Prokutit all" means to skip all the money to the last penny. The term was in use in past centuries, but lately fashion has spread among the youth for archaisms. Now it is very "fashionable" in the ironic context to call sprees any binges and festivities, associating oneself with princes, emperors and other nobles. To date, it is finally possible to form an answer to the question about what it is like to smoke. Kut - it means resting, drinking, having fun with girls, relaxing in a big company.
