ABOC
Alcoholic beverage of choice
Example
Bring your ABOC if you want booze. We'll have water and soda
A woman whose ABOC is a G&T
Related Slang
| BYOB | Bring your own beer |
| BYOL | Bring your own liquor |
| Booze | Alcohol |
| Mocktail | An alcohol-free cocktail |
| Dayger | A daytime rager |
| Panic drink | A person's default drink |
| IDTT | I'll drink to that |
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Those planning a party use ABOC to mean "alcoholic beverage of choice" (or "adult beverage of choice"). You'll often see this acronym paired with BYOB, when a host wants you to bring your own beer or other alcoholic drink to an event.
People also use ABOC when discussing their favorite alcoholic beverages. For example, if you and your friend Kathy are discussing going out for drinks, Kathy might say "Margaritas are my ABOC, so maybe we could go to that taqueria on 4th St."