party mix
/ˌpɑːti ˈmɪks/originally US
noun
1Chiefly North American. A mixture of confectionery or savoury snacks such as nuts, pretzels, etc., often bought pre-packaged and designed to be served at a party.
2A mixture of types or pieces of music suitable for playing at a party, frequently a sequence played by a disc jockey or made into a recording.
Origin
1920s; earliest use found in The Oakland Tribune. From party + mix.
- ring someone/thing in (or out)
- ring something up
- ring-song
- ring spanner
- ring species
- ring spindle
- ring spinner
- ring spinning
- ring splice
- ringspot
- ring-spotted
- ring-stand
- ring staple
- ringster
- ring-stopper
- ring-straked
- ring-streaked
- ring system
- ringtail
- ringtail cat
- ring-tailed
- ring-tailed cat
- ring-tailed lemur
- ring-tailed marlin
- ring-tailed pigeon