party-goers

Celebration crowd members

Party-goers are people who attend parties, especially those who do so frequently or enthusiastically.

The term usually implies social gatherings rather than political parties: The party-goers spilled onto the lawn as the night wore on.

Also spelled partygoers.

revelers

merrymakers

People celebrating joyfully

nightlifers · pleasure-seekers · bon vivants · thrill-seekers · hedonists · frolickers · glitterati · barflies · socialites · night owls

social

mingling

Casual social interaction

banter · laughter · dancing · flirting · conversation · camaraderie · icebreakers · introductions · small-talk · friends

guests

invitees

Those formally asked

hosts · RSVP · invitation · welcome · housewarming · reception · potluck · houseguest · get-together · gathering

festive

costumes

Clothes for assuming roles

decorations · hats · masks · noisemakers · glitter · themed · dress-up · masquerade · carnival · gala

Categories
Opposites
social participation at events

party-goerswallflowers

Timid party attendees

recluses · homebodies · hermits · loners · no-shows

event role

party-goershosts

Those who entertain guests

hostesses · event organizers · caterers · entertainers · party planners

social lifestyle orientation

party-goershomebodies

People preferring domestic life

hermits · shut-ins · recluses · introverts · loners

Family

party, goer, parties, partied, partying, goers, goes, gone, part

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