Definition of partouze in English:

partouze

(also partouse)

noun pɑːˈtuːz

slang

A party at which participants indulge in indiscriminate and collective sexual activity; an orgy. Also in extended use: a nightclub noted for the wildness or licentiousness of its entertainment.

1950s; earliest use found in Edmund Wilson (1895–1972). From French partouse, partouze from partie + -ouse, -ouze colloquial suffix.

(also partouse)

nounpɑːˈtuːz

slang

A party at which participants indulge in indiscriminate and collective sexual activity; an orgy. Also in extended use: a nightclub noted for the wildness or licentiousness of its entertainment.

1950s; earliest use found in Edmund Wilson (1895–1972). From French partouse, partouze from partie + -ouse, -ouze colloquial suffix.

单词	partouze
释义	Definition of partouze in English: partouze (also partouse) noun pɑːˈtuːz slang A party at which participants indulge in indiscriminate and collective sexual activity; an orgy. Also in extended use: a nightclub noted for the wildness or licentiousness of its entertainment. Origin 1950s; earliest use found in Edmund Wilson (1895–1972). From French partouse, partouze from partie + -ouse, -ouze colloquial suffix. Definition of partouze in US English: partouze (also partouse) nounpɑːˈtuːz slang A party at which participants indulge in indiscriminate and collective sexual activity; an orgy. Also in extended use: a nightclub noted for the wildness or licentiousness of its entertainment. Origin 1950s; earliest use found in Edmund Wilson (1895–1972). From French partouse, partouze from partie + -ouse, -ouze colloquial suffix.
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