party
noun(par-ty)
a person or group taking one side of a question, dispute, or contest
party
noun(par-ty)
a group of persons organized for the purpose of directing the policies of a government
party
noun(par-ty)
a person or group participating in an action or affair
party
verb(par-ty)
to attend or give parties; broadly : revel
party
noun(par-ty)
a person known for frequent often wild partying
party
noun(par-ty)
the policy or practice of a political party
party
noun(par-ty)
a single telephone circuit connecting two or more subscribers with the exchange —called also party wire
party
noun(par-ty)
the principles or policies of an individual or organization; also : the explanation or interpretation usually put forth
party
noun(par-ty)
a person who refuses to join in the fun of a party; broadly : one who refuses to go along with everyone else
party
noun(par-ty)
a wall which divides two adjoining properties and in which each of the owners shares the rights
party
noun(par-ty)
the person with the most power in a political party or one branch of a political party
party
noun(par-ty)
a small gift that is given to each guest at a party
party
noun(par-ty)
a young woman who enjoys parties
party
noun(par-ty)
a person who is a loyal member of a political party