party-pooper
party-pooper is the alternative spelling of party pooper.
Meaning of party pooper
Noun
party pooper (plural party poopers)
- One who dampens fun; especially, one who declines to participate in or enjoy a party or some other group activity; one who does not agree with the opinions of a group.
- Call me anti-social, call me a holiday-hater, call me Scrooge, call me a party-pooper—call me anything, but please don't call me about a party you're giving because I won't come.1971 December 19, Robert Yoakum, “Scrooging up courage for a party”, in Eugene Register-Guardian, page 11A
- Synonyms:
- buzzkill, killjoy, spoilsport, grinch, grouch, stick-in-the-mud, curmudgeon
Forms of party-pooper
| plural | party-poopers |
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Questions about party-pooper
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- Party-pooper is the alternative spelling of party pooper.
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