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Party Queen

Comes from someone with a large wardrobe of clothes (with never enough time to wear them) to entice a man or woman into finding them attractive.

More recently used in UK/Europe to describe a sub group of Gay men who 'Party' at the weekends (on Illegal Drugs or Chems) and 'Queen' to describe their camp and effeminate way of behaving. Often reffering to themselves as 'wired' and usually looking for immdeiate self gratification. Party Queens are often self centred, narcissistic and egocentric.
Are you partying at the weekend?
Oh my God he's a real Party queen
I'm wired and up for it!
Party Queen by alondonlad29 March 8, 2010

Party Queens of Cala Millor 

When two single, goregous ladies decide to take the coast of Mallorca by storm. They do not choose the corny destinations of Magaluf or the Greek-party islands, but they rather decide to shake things up a bit in Cala Millor. The beautiful beaches and lovely accomodations makes this resort an obvious choice. The party queens are made up of one crazy chick with killer legs and horny eyes, whilst the other girl has a booty that can, and will stop traffic. Together they make up the indestructable team which is the party queens of Cala Millor.
person 1: did you see the look on that old, german woman's face?
person 2: yeah, i think she met the Party Queens of Cala Millor.

person 1: I wanna party tonight, do you know where to go?
person 2: wherever the Party Queens of Cala Millor are

Queef party 

When several girls are sitting around blowing air in and out of their vaginas
It was a total queef party last night
Queef party by Gladys the Great November 26, 2016
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