to party
to party by schibbanator. October 21, 2008
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Do you like to party?
When someone asks if you “party” they are asking if you do drugs. They are not talking about marijuana because marijuana is so common that it is not considered to be a drug. When someone asks if you party they are asking if you do cocaine or meth, which are two of the most common drugs used in Los Angeles.
Someone comes up to you and asks "Do you like to party?". To which you smile and say yes. You then follow them into the bathroom and lock the doors that cut up some lines and snort cocaine.
Do you like to party? by Top Hatter January 11, 2021
old enough to party
old enough to party by maddogkiller88 March 31, 2011
Time to Party
A phrase used by someone who has never attended a party to describe the time that a person would normally attend a party.
Time to Party by Chronologically Concerned November 3, 2011
I Like To Party
I Like To Party by MarAraEver July 30, 2010
enough to party
enough to party by averagewhitegirl March 2, 2014
press up to party
What someone will tell you when they are throwing a party in the pent house, meaning you have to press the elevator button 'up' to party.
press up to party by milli00 April 5, 2009
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