| AFTERPARTY | • afterparty n. Alternative spelling of after-party. • after-party n. A party that happens after an official, often public, party or event. • AFTERPARTY n. a small party held after a larger event, such as a pop concert or film premiere, to which only a select group of guests is invited. |
| ANTIPARTY | • antiparty adj. (Politics) Opposing a particular political party. • antiparty n. (Politics) A political party that shuns or rejects the mainstream political establishment. • ANTIPARTY adj. opposed to a political party. |
| BIPARTY | • biparty adj. Involving two parties or entities. • BIPARTY adj. of two parties. |
| CHARTERPARTY | • charterparty n. A contract between a shipowner and a merchant, under which a ship is hired for the conveyance of goods etc. • CHARTERPARTY n. the common written form in which a contract of affreightment is expressed. |
| COUNTERPARTY | • counterparty n. (Finance, insurance, law) The other party to a financial transaction. • counter-party n. Alternative spelling of counterparty. • COUNTERPARTY n. a party set up in opposition to another party. |
| INTERPARTY | • interparty adj. Between political parties. • INTERPARTY adj. between parties. |
| MICROPARTY | • microparty n. (Chiefly Australian politics) A very small political party. • MICROPARTY n. a small political party, especially one focussing on a single issue. |
| MULTIPARTY | • multiparty adj. (Politics) Involving several different political parties. • multiparty adj. Having multiple parties (involved persons). • multi-party adj. Alternative form of multiparty. |
| MULTIPARTYISM | • multipartyism n. A voting system involving more than one political party. • MULTIPARTYISM n. the state of being multiparty. |
| MULTIPARTYISMS | • multipartyisms n. Plural of multipartyism. • MULTIPARTYISM n. the state of being multiparty. |
| NONPARTY | • nonparty adj. Not a party (social gathering), or not related to parties or partying. • nonparty adj. (Law) Not a party (involved person or entity), or unrelated to a party. • nonparty n. (Law) One who is not a party. |
| PARTY | • party n. (Law) A person or group of people constituting a particular side in a contract or legal action. • party n. A person. • party n. (Now rare in general sense) A group of people forming one side in a given dispute, contest etc. |
| PARTYER | • partyer n. Alternative spelling of partier. • PARTYER n. one who parties, also PARTIER. |
| PARTYERS | • partyers n. Plural of partyer (people who like to party or attend a party). • PARTYER n. one who parties, also PARTIER. |
| PARTYGOER | • partygoer n. Someone who attends a party or parties. • party-goer n. One who attends a specific party. • party-goer n. One who frequently attends parties. |
| PARTYGOERS | • partygoers n. Plural of partygoer. • party-goers n. Plural of party-goer. • PARTYGOER n. one who attends parties. |
| PARTYING | • partying v. Present participle of party. • PARTYING n. the act of attending a social gathering. |
| PARTYINGS | • PARTYING n. the act of attending a social gathering. |
| PARTYISM | • partyism n. Devotion to a party or faction. • PARTYISM n. devotion to a political party. |
| PARTYISMS | • partyisms n. Plural of partyism. • PARTYISM n. devotion to a political party. |