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party school

party school noun: a college or university known for its vibrant social scene, characterized by frequent student gatherings and heavy alcohol consumption.

Noun

party school (plural party schools)

  1. (colloquial, derogatory) A college or university known for its vibrant social scene, characterized by frequent student gatherings and heavy alcohol consumption.
  2. An educational institution for the training of cadres of a party, especially a communist party.

Forms of party school

pluralparty schools

Questions about party school

What does party school mean?
Party school means a college or university known for its vibrant social scene, characterized by frequent student gatherings and heavy alcohol consumption.
What part of speech is party school?
Party school is a noun.
What is the plural of party school?
The plural of party school is party schools.

Words near party school in the dictionary

  1. party puffers
  2. party ring
  3. party rings
  4. party sausage roll
  5. party sausage rolls
  6. party school
  7. party schools
  8. party spirit
  9. party state
  10. party states
  11. party store

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