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Ad Proximum Convivium

A Latin term meaning "on to the next party." The "V's" are pronounced as "W's" as per traditional Latin prononciation. (Ad proximum conwiwium)

Popularized by the Seattle-based radio show/podcast Too Beautiful to Live (TBTL).
TBTL just got cancelled as a radio show, but is still a podcast. Oh well, ad proximum convivium, I suppose.
Ad Proximum Convivium by A Ten September 13, 2009

conviviate 

The act of being convivial, to be friendly and agreeable and to meet with others for feasting, drinking and merry company.
The gregarious host loved to conviviate, and could bring any party to life with his natural verve and ebullience.
conviviate by Shemsie December 30, 2016

convivial 

An adjective which describes someone who is benificent; someone who throws a feast or celebration at the drop of a hat
"His Majesty King Cuthbert the Convivial, has hentrusted me with a herrand, a purse of gold and this 'ere shoe"

from: Cinderalla; Act 2 scene 3; by Stuart Ardern and Bob Heather. 1999.
convivial by Sean Cranney January 6, 2009
A significant other who is a live in partner. A domestic partner. A name you give someone who is more than just your boyfriend or girlfriend and not quite your spouse. Con~ latin for with; vivir~ latin for live.
My convivant and I share a home with our two cats and a roomate.
convivant by Patricia jadeekat February 12, 2006

Retitled by Convie

A phrase used the Geometry Dash community describing the title and creator of a certain gameplay layout in the game. The level is highly regarded as awful to play, and buggy. This phrase was first commonly used by AuraXalaiv and Xercicus.
"Retitled By Convie is the best level ever. Bum bum bumbum bum bumbum bumbumbum"
Retitled by Convie by AuraXalaiv November 23, 2019

convieve 

to not know or the inability to comprehend; also the process of conceiving in reverse; known as the reverse rip van winkling
My grandpa died and then convieved to 15, he's now pretending to be my brother
convieve by sandwichslap February 20, 2011