soiree
soiree
Definition
soi·ree (swä rā′)
noun
a party or gathering in the evening
Etymology: Fr soirée < soir, evening < L sero, at a late hour < serus, late
soiree
Usage Examples
Possessives
- grandmother: Rate casino gambling poker roulette videos of activity march e. His grandmother's soirees little reason to.
Converse of object
- hold: On 10th April, Elizabeth Jenkin is holding a soiree for friends and family with pianist Genevieve Ellis at her home in Chiswick.
- host: We are hosting an informal soiree between 6.30 and 7.30pm.
Adjective modifier
- musical: Drawing Room - perfect for musical soirees or small theatrical events.
- little: Dave King, the second mate, celebrated his 30th birthday with a little soiree on the science hatch in the evening sun.
- intimate: From an intimate soiree to a large banquet, reception or wedding, The Windwood Trio has gained a reputation for first class entertainment.
- suburban: Instead, we meet five very different adults, including Abigail's mom Sue, who have gathered for a suburban soiree.
- festive: There is a wonderfully festive gala soiree for all the drivers and personalities on the Saturday before the spectacle of the races on Sunday.
Noun used with modifier
- evening: Gallery spaces offer an ideal venue for an evening soiree or special event with a capacity of up to 250 guests.
