plural v. a social gathering; a group of persons organized to influence or direct the policies of a government
I like going to parties.
I like going to parties.
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What kind of parties do the children like?
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What are the two major U.S. political parties.
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The fraternity's parties were known for their debauchery.
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Why did Marjorie Mae go to the parties and wear a feather in her hat?
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What kind of parties do dragons love most?
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The warring parties reached a rapprochement.
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What are the two main political parties in the United States?
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Why were Princess Sonora's birthday parties always a failure?
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The frolicsome students celebrated their graduation with parties.
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They did not want to remonstrate with the new tenants about their parties.
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What political parties are mentioned in the Constitution?
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The impromptu meeting between the arguing parties was nonconsensual.
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The centrist tried to negotiate an agreement between the parties.
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What type of parties did they host?
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event; affair; get-together;faction; side
alone; solitary
2 syllables
par-ties
arty's
darty's
marty's
parties'
party's
mclarty's
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