[Sửa](social) gathering, (cocktail or dinner) party,celebration, fˆte or fete, function, reception, soir‚e, levee,festivity, festivities, festival, frolic, spree, romp, carousalor carouse, saturnalia, bacchanalia, debauch, orgy, Colloqget-together, bash, bust, shindig or shindy, ball, at-home, do,Brit beanfeast, beano, knees-up, US blow-out, Slang Brit rave orrave-up, Chiefly US and Canadian wingding, bust-up, US hop:Campbell said he had a marvellous time at your birthday party.2 group, company, band, body, corps, gang, crew, team, squad,troop, platoon, detachment, detail, cadre, unit, Colloq bunch,outfit: A small party of men is trapped on the other side ofthe river.
[Sửa]Side, interest, faction, league, club, coalition,bloc, division, sect, denomination, clique, coterie, set, cabal,junta or junto, partisans, adherents, confederacy,confederation, federation, Chiefly US and Canadian caucus: Theproliferation of political parties confuses the electorate.
[Sửa]Participant, participator, confederate, associate, ally,accomplice, accessory, approver, ratifier, upholder,contributor, supporter, advocate, backer, aid, helper, seconder,promoter, partisan, defender, exponent, proponent, champion: Irefuse to be a party to any illegal act.
[Sửa]Individual, person,litigant, plaintiff, defendant, side, interest, signer,signatory, co-signatory, participant, US co-signer: The partyof the first part accuses the party of the second part ofinfidelity. How many parties are there to this contract?