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Part of speech
Noun
Pronunciation
['for məl]
Description
An event requiring nicer (formal) attire which usually involves dancing and can include a dinner, bringing a date, alcohol, or other factors depending on the organization hosting.
Usage
While formals can be held by any kind of organization, this word most commonly refers to Greek/Panhellenic organizations' quarterly formals or Residential College's yearly formals.
Example sentences
Who are you bringing to formal?
I’m so excited for spring formal.
