gatecrashes
Shows up unwelcome
Gatecrashes is the verb form of gatecrash, meaning to enter a party, event, or venue without an invitation or ticket.
The term evokes physically pushing past a gate or entrance: She gatecrashes every industry event in town.
Someone who does this is a gatecrasher.
Without formal welcome
- interloperOne who enters uninvited
- intruderUnauthorized person present
- unwelcomeNot wanted here
- barge inEnter abruptly, uninvited
infiltrate · encroach · invade · trespass · sneak in · overstep · impose · unbidden
Marriage rite and feast
- galaFestive formal occasion
- receptionAct of receiving guests
- soireeFormal evening party
- shindigBoisterous social gathering
bash · fete · ball · celebration · festivity · gathering · banquet · event
Not officially permitted
- forbiddenNot allowed
- off-limitsProhibited from access
- breachBreaking of agreement
- violationBreaking of rules
sneaking · entry · restricted · private · boundary · encroachment · transgression · illegal entry
Noisy, confused disturbance
- sceneDramatic unit or locale
- disturbanceDisruption of order
- chaosComplete disorder and confusion
- uproarNoisy public disturbance
ruckus · mayhem · rowdy · boisterous · ejection · confrontation · scandal · incident
uninvited
Without formal welcome
- interloperOne who enters uninvited
- intruderUnauthorized person present
- unwelcomeNot wanted here
barge in · infiltrate · encroach · invade · trespass · sneak in · overstep · impose · unbidden · unsolicited
wedding
Marriage rite and feast
shindig · bash · fete · ball · celebration · festivity · gathering · banquet · event · function
unauthorized
Not officially permitted
- forbiddenNot allowed
- off-limitsProhibited from access
- breachBreaking of agreement
violation · sneaking · entry · restricted · private · boundary · encroachment · transgression · illegal entry · breaking in
commotion
Noisy, confused disturbance
- sceneDramatic unit or locale
- disturbanceDisruption of order
- chaosComplete disorder and confusion
uproar · ruckus · mayhem · rowdy · boisterous · ejection · confrontation · scandal · incident · spectacle