good-timers

Those seeking fun

Good-timers are people focused on having fun and enjoying themselves, often with an implication of avoiding responsibility or serious commitment.

The term suggests someone who prioritizes pleasure and socializing over work or duty: The bar attracted good-timers and party people.

It can carry a mildly dismissive tone, implying superficiality or unreliability.

hedonism

pleasure-seekers

Those prioritizing personal enjoyment

sybarites · sensualists · bon vivants · libertines · decadents · playboys · jet-setters · high-rollers · self-indulgence · extravagance

celebration

partiers

People attending festivities

partygoers · celebrants · carousers · carnival · fiesta · gala · revelry · soiree · banquet · fete

nightlife

clubbers

Nightclub patrons

socialites · DJs · dancers · club-hoppers · VIPs · promoters · clubbing · raves · concerts · gigs

sociability

minglers

Those who socialize freely

companions · buddies · cronies · cohorts · chums · camaraderie · friendship · conviviality · rapport · bonhomie

leisure

vacationers

People taking leisure trips

idlers · slackers · loafers · layabouts · dilettantes · relaxation · recreation · pastime · downtime · respite

Opposites
social engagement and disposition

good-timerswallflowers

Timid party attendees

homebodies · hermits · recluses · shrinking violets · killjoys

attitude toward pleasure and responsibility

good-timersascetics

People practicing severe self-discipline

drudges · sobersides · killjoys · monks · grinders

reliability and commitment depth

good-timersstalwarts

Devoted, reliable supporters

loyalists · rocks · pillars · dependables · diehards

Family

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG