partied

noun pl. parties

1. a group of people working together to establish or promote particular theories or principles of government which they hold in common; esp., an organized political group which seeks to elect its candidates to office and thus to direct government policies
2. any group of persons acting together; specif.,
   1. a group sent out on a task or mission: a surveying party
   2. a group meeting together socially to accomplish a task: a quilting party
   3. a group assembled for amusement or recreation: a fishing party
3. a gathering for social entertainment, or the entertainment itself, often of a specific nature: a birthday party, cocktail party
4. a person who participates or is concerned in an action, proceeding, plan, etc.: often with to: to be a party to a conspiracy
5. either of the persons or sides concerned in a legal matter
6. Informal a person: the party who telephoned

Origin: ME partie < OFr < partir, to divide < L partiri < pars, part

adjective

1. of or having to do with a political party: a party leader
2. for a social gathering: party clothes

intransitive verb partied, partying

1. ☆ to attend or hold social parties
2. Informal to take part in social activity, as at a party, in an unrestrained, often boisterous manner, usually while drinking alcoholic beverages, taking drugs, etc.