Hootenanny

[Sarah]

Songwriters in round-robin revelry-- [sharing] stories, songs and much [muchness] in an [intimate] setting.

[Jason Yan]

A [country] or [folk music] [get-together].

[Ernesto]

A party, most generally one that is, well, [chock] full of [hoot], with just a little bit of [nanny].

[Kai]

(n.) celebratory event held in the southern United States and possibly featuring some of the following: home-brewed hooch, straw hat, people dipping socially, banjo, [air boat], shotgun, confederate flag. interestingly enough, it tends to be wild, uninhibited and [dionysian] despite the [socially conservative] views of most of its participants

[Kit]

An [informal] [gathering] with [folk music] and sometimes dancing.

[Justin Bieber]

A big [chaotic] party or [get together]. pretty much anything thats fun or funny. can also be used as an expression of surprise or [damnation].

[Britney]

An [excellent] [night] of [partying]

[Magaret]

Southwestern [slang] for [party].

[Dorothey Allen]

A gathering of in bred slack jawed yokals from the southern states of America, usually with the playing of [banjo music], drinking of home made [hootch] and molesting of [farmyard] animals or cousins.