Sandy: John keeps complaining about how hard school is!
Alexis: You don't want to get mixed up in that Plum party.
Alexis: You don't want to get mixed up in that Plum party.
by CrankyBitch0420 October 12, 2010
by Savejimmyneutronandvictorious March 12, 2022
Party formal is a dress code classification above casual and up to black tie. For men this can be sport coat, dress shirt and slacks to suit and tie and even black tie. Jeans of any kind do not fall under this category. For women this can be a cocktail dress to a suit and even a gown.
The dress code for guests invited to the party celebrating the host's important birthday was party formal.
by On the cool side February 08, 2013
by Loccedog October 24, 2022
by hrd1 December 30, 2011
When one wears sunglasses in a party or rave room, where the humidity fogs up the glass and now longer allows you to see.
by iliketopartytgiff October 23, 2011
1. When the company or employer you work for, doesn't provide an annual Christmas party and an employee(s) throw it instead. "Unconventional" meaning you're invited and can invite your friends, family, co-workers, etc. and your friends can invite their friends, family, co-workers, etc. For some people, their jobs do not have Christmas parties anymore, or they are never asked to one, this remedies the lack of festive celebrations.
The general rule of thumb for attendance, once you are invited, you can invite anyone and then they can invite anyone. Someone should invite you before just showing up. Note: Everyone should pitch in similar to a potluck or a globally set amount to pay for a venue and food.
2. A Christmas Party hosted by anyone but the employer, primarily for their fellow employees. This Christmas party can include, but not limited to, their friends, families, significant other's co-workers and their friends and family.
The general rule of thumb for attendance, once you are invited, you can invite anyone and then they can invite anyone. Someone should invite you before just showing up. Note: Everyone should pitch in similar to a potluck or a globally set amount to pay for a venue and food.
2. A Christmas Party hosted by anyone but the employer, primarily for their fellow employees. This Christmas party can include, but not limited to, their friends, families, significant other's co-workers and their friends and family.
John: Hey, my job can't afford to pay insurance to throw another Christmas party. Let's have our own "Unconventional Christmas Party!"
Jane: I'll try not to all go to jail for inappropriate behavior this time!
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Mark: Jannet just invited me to an "Unconventional Christmas Party."
Carol: What about your companies Christmas Party?
Mark: I'm skipping it because it's going to be lame! Nothing but upper management bragging about their year-end bonuses.
Jane: I'll try not to all go to jail for inappropriate behavior this time!
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Mark: Jannet just invited me to an "Unconventional Christmas Party."
Carol: What about your companies Christmas Party?
Mark: I'm skipping it because it's going to be lame! Nothing but upper management bragging about their year-end bonuses.
by Extreme Sen November 11, 2018