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partyful

partyful noun: as much as makes up a party.

Noun

partyful (plural partyfuls)

  1. As much as makes up a party.
    • A woo session on a public scale can leave everybody feeling pretty cheap, thinking back on it. So — the answer is to dream up a partyful of livelier pursuits.1953, Farm Journal - Volume 77, page 138
    • This is not because I am a huge fan of the cute – you know that – but because it means you have a tiramisu worth making for fewer people (you don't need a partyful), and in less time.2012, Nigella Lawson, Nigellissima: Instant Italian Inspiration

Adjective

partyful (comparative more partyful, superlative most partyful)

  1. Inclined towards or having parties.
    • Pakistan looks like experimenting with a partyful democracy at one time and with a partyless 'facade democracy' at another.1991, J. C. Johari, Governments and politics of South Asia, page 316
    • Combined with the constant angry fried-egg sun, it made people sort of thirsty and partyful I guess.2008, Liselotte Erdrich, Night Train: Stories, page 58

Forms of partyful

Noun
pluralpartyfuls
Adjective
comparativemore partyful
superlativemost partyful

Origin of partyful

From party + -ful.

Questions about partyful

What does partyful mean?
Partyful means as much as makes up a party.
What part of speech is partyful?
Partyful can be a noun or an adjective.
What is the plural of partyful?
The plural of partyful is partyfuls.

Words near partyful in the dictionary

  1. partyboy
  2. partyboys
  3. partydom
  4. partyer
  5. partyers
  6. partyful
  7. partyfuls
  8. Partygate
  9. partygirl
  10. partygirls
  11. partygoer

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