party mood

feeling signs of excitement while wanting to stay drug free and sober.

michelle is in a party mood, i dont want to hang and it is boring.

by bigj4 August 23, 2011

5-cent party

Can be written as 五毛党, 五毛 and 5毛. It's an insult word for the Chinese Communist Party used by anti-Communist/pro-democracy people. The word is banned on a video hosting site, Youtube, along with Gongfei (CCP gangsters or CCP bandits).

Me : Typing 共匪 (Gongfei) and 5毛 (Wumao; 5-cent party) into Youtube comment section of a random video
*15 seconds later*
Me : My comments disappear. It seems they really support CCP liars enough to delete words like these.

by Shiine-1 November 6, 2021

Bag Party

Used in small southern towns. Bagging a persons head, then proceeding to beat them with various weapons, usually bats.

"Dude did you see what happened to Sam after he came out? He totally got Bag-Partied behind the Winn Dixie."

"Hey man, careful around that sundown town. You'll end up at a Bag Party."

by sonic but goth September 22, 2020

Cum Party

A party that celebrates the anniversary of someone's first nut. It's like a regular party but with white theming (Food, Drinks, ect.)

"Yo Karl, are you cumming to my party this weekend?"
"Is it a cum party?"

by ImaBigNerd December 10, 2023

Extorting party

The party that is extorting another party.

The extorting party built Loot and Extortion statues not to intentionally poke fun at itself, but being the party of the total narcissist, didn't realize that it was poking fun at it's own double standards.

by The Original Agahnim January 21, 2022

Pool party

Two or more generations of men in the same family having sex with the same woman.

Pappy, dad, and Tommy had a pool party with the single lady down the street.

by Thrillsoda December 8, 2020

Funderberger Party

A FunderBerger Party, as originally conceived by Jacob Funderberger of Southern California, is when a group of friends organize a fake party in order to impress or make jealous those around them. This is best accomplished by planning the details of the party out loud and in public (school, restaurants, and stations of public transport) so that it seems real to those not involved. Members of the Funderberger Party are made aware of the fact that there is no party when they are repeatedly asked by other members if they will be attending. This covertly indicates to a member the fact that it is a Funderberger Party, and not a real party, without alerting others to the joke.

Hey, let's have a Funderberger Party!

by slapSsssssssssssssuuuuuuuuuu November 9, 2018