tailgate
/ˈteɪlɡeɪt/Definitions
1. noun
a hinged platform at the rear of a vehicle, used for carrying goods or providing a surface for socializing, typically when the vehicle is stationary.
“They set up a grill and some chairs on the tailgate for a barbecue.”
2. verb
to remove or lift the tailgate of a vehicle, typically to access the cargo area or to set up a surface for socializing.
“She tailgated to get ready for the camping trip.”
3. verb
to engage in socializing or partying near a vehicle, especially before an event or game.
“They tailgated all morning before the football game.”