Bring your own beer meaning in English

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Definition

Bring your own bottle (or "BYOB"): Bring alcohol or drinks (to a party) idiom
In American or British parties, guests are often asked to bring their own drinks (BYOB).
  • "You're welcome to come along. Bring your own beer."
  • "Coffee will be provided, bring your own donuts and bagels."
  • "Bring your own bagels."

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