English

Noun

love-in ‎(plural love-ins)

1. a social gathering to promote love and feelings of well-being
   • 1977, New York Magazine (volume 10, number 23, 6 June 1977, page 76)

     Sara Davidson traces the varying paths she and two friends followed from their undergraduate years at Berkeley through sit-ins and love-ins; grass and acid; the Kennedys and the Beatles; the sexual revolution and the woman's movement.

Related terms

• sit-in

Anagrams

• in love
• live on