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buy a round

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buy a round (of drinks) and buy the next round (of drinks)
to buy a drink for each person present, with the expectation that one or more of those persons will later do likewise. Which one of you guys is going to buy the next round?
See also: buy, round


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I TOTALLY disagree with Maureen Messent suggesting that people who can afford holidays, buy a round of drinks and Christmas presents, could afford to pay pounds 20 to see a doctor.
Nearly a third of 5,000 people questioned said they would no longer buy a round of drinks when out with friends fs or fear they would end up out of pocket, according to M o n e y s u p e r m a rke t Vouchers.
As well as showing that the Scots are most likely to get the round in, the research found one in four Britons is happy to buy a round that includes people they don't know well.
 
 
 
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