partygoers

Guests having fun

Partygoers are people attending a party.

The word appears most often in news reports and formal contexts rather than casual speech: Partygoers spilled onto the street after midnight.

You're more likely to say people at the party than partygoers in conversation.

attendees

guests

People received hospitably

throng · participants · celebrants · invitees · plus-ones · friends · acquaintances · companions · colleagues · visitors

festive

dancers

People who move rhythmically

music · dancing · balloons · confetti · streamers · costumes · masks · hats · noisemakers · champagne

nightlife

clubbers

Nightclub patrons

DJ · dancefloor · VIP · bouncer · nightclub · lounge · guestlist · wristband · pregaming · Uber

elite

jet-setters

Affluent frequent travelers

VIPs · debutantes · gala · black-tie · red-carpet · champagne · caviar · tuxedos · paparazzi · exclusive

social

mingling

Casual social interaction

icebreakers · introductions · small-talk · gossip · cliques · wallflowers · extroverts · schmoozing · connections · banter

Categories
Opposites
social participation at events

partygoerswallflowers

Timid party attendees

recluses · homebodies · loners · hermits · shut-ins

hosting vs. attending

partygoershosts

Those who entertain guests

hostesses · party planners · event organizers · entertainers

event role

partygoershosts

Those who entertain guests

organizers · staff · caterers

Family

partygoer

Familiarity
Top 100,000
Profile
Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G