The meaning of Prom
Prom – definition
nounA paved public walk, typically one along the seafront at a resort.
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She took a shortcut along the promnounA ball or formal dance at a school or college, especially one held at the end of the academic year for students who are in their final year.
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He asked me to the school prom but i turned him downnounA concert of classical music at which part of the audience stands, in particular one of a series of concerts performed annually at the royal albert hall in london.
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The last night of the proms
nounA formal party held at the end of the school year for older students in high school
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Who are you taking to the senior/junior prom?
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Word origin
late 19th century (originally US, in sense ‘formal dance’): short for promenade.
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