party-like
/ˈpɑːtilʌɪk/adjective
Resembling or reminiscent of a party; suited to a party or celebration.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Dickens (1812–1870), novelist. From party + -like.
- dose equivalent
- dose-response curve
- dose–response
- dosh
- dosha
- do-si-do
- dosimeter
- dosimetric
- dosimetry
- do someone a favour
- do someone a good (or bad) turn
- do someone an injustice
- do someone a solid
- do someone credit (or do credit to someone)
- do someone dirt (also do dirt to)
- do someone fine
- do someone good
- do someone in
- do someone no favours
- do someone (or oneself) a mischief
- do someone out of
- do someone over
- do someone proud
- do someone's head in
- do someone/thing a power of good