Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun One who attends parties or a party.
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun Someone who is attending a party{4}.
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- noun Someone who
attends aparty .
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun someone who is attending a party
Etymologies
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Examples
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It can be helpful to ask a fellow partygoer what's going on inside her company.
Use The Holidays To Find A Job Susan Adams 2010
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It can be helpful to ask a fellow partygoer what's going on inside her company.
Use The Holidays To Find A Job Susan Adams 2010
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“We could go on a long term medical plan.” said one partygoer.
Long Term Medical Plan sam cicero 2011
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It can be helpful to ask a fellow partygoer what's going on inside her company.
Use The Holidays To Find A Job Susan Adams 2010
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Gibson has a good eye for the follies of characters like a partygoer whoadvises another on how to cope withwith a dull guest: “Tune her out by counting her pores.”
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A trip to Block Island "the Bermuda of the North," a partygoer quipped, then Nantucket, then Newport.
Melissa Berkelhammer: Friday Night, And the Cruising Is Easy Melissa Berkelhammer 2011
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At the beginning of the party, at least, a young, fashionable partygoer named Nicolette Santos was dancing in front of the pit for a camera crew from a local television station and a few of the photographers covering the event.
Contours, Culture and Cocktails Marshall Heyman 2011
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One partygoer from New Brunswick, N.J., brought her husband and several family members.
Get Moving Up in Harlem Pia Catton 2011
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A trip to Block Island "the Bermuda of the North," a partygoer quipped, then Nantucket, then Newport.
Melissa Berkelhammer: Friday Night, And the Cruising Is Easy Melissa Berkelhammer 2011
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Gibson has a good eye for the follies of characters like a partygoer whoadvises another on how to cope withwith a dull guest: “Tune her out by counting her pores.”
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