Mouse party

A celebration by subordinates on the occasion of their supervisor's absence. Usually applied to office workers, but relevant to any mischievous celebration orchestrated by peers answerable to a common individual.

Borrowing from the phrase 'when the cat's away, the mice will play', a mouse party might be celebrated by a team of employees taking a two-and-a-half-hour lunch together, or sneaking out of the office an hour early to drink at a bar.

Frank's going to be "working from home" tomorrow -- who's planning the mouse party?

by Luxcrete August 19, 2011

Nutzi Party

Members if a group of followers that have blind loyalty to clown-like, narcissistic, authoritarian leaders who fan the flames of racism, bigotry and misogyny.

Lindsey used to be a republican, but not he’s a member of the Nutzi Party.

by Harvey Dogg November 29, 2020

lather party

when one pours soap or detergent in a jacuzzi, playing with the bubbles and foam. most often done by germans.

"Maybe later we can put some soap in the jacuzzi and have a lather party!"

by The Jesses October 23, 2008

private partied

(verb) when the door guy at the club lies to you saying "sorry, private party", cause you just ain't it!

" I showed up at the door, and that asshole private partied me!"

by andyVONwolfgang March 20, 2015

boutique party

A special event typically not for the faint of heart. A way to party in a way that normal people couldn’t dream of. Like a fancy pants dance.

If you’re fly we will invite you to the boutique party. Only the fly will be there.

by Boatlaunch November 25, 2019

party miles

A chick who was too cool for school, fucked every guy in highschool, partied hard and now lives in a trailer with three kids from three different dads, covered in typical chick tattoos (rose and thorns, lower back etc.) and is probablly a waitress.

Look at her, she's got a lot of party miles.

by Ashoholic May 10, 2008

Party Dad

The person invited to parties who's only purpose is to keep the group from getting into too much trouble. They usually don't get intoxicated as it would impare their parental judgement.

John: "Hey, I'm throwing a party this weekend. Should I invite Rob?"

Susan: "Definitely. We need a party dad".

by 56B415145161566825181747=4 October 26, 2016