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means The final warning that a bar will stop serving alcohol, usually announced loudly so patrons can order one more round before close.

from Straightforward trade jargon from the drinking-house world: a bartender's literal 'call' — shouted across the room — that service is ending for the night. It spread alongside licensing laws in the UK and US that fixed strict closing hours, giving bars a legal reason to need a formal cutoff announcement. No hidden story here — the phrase means almost exactly what it says, which is rare enough to be its own small miracle.