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house party - translation to italian
TYPE OF PARTY WHERE MEDIUM TO LARGE GROUPS OF PEOPLE GATHER AT THE RESIDENCE OF THE PARTY'S HOST
Sijelo; Houseparty; Flat party
![Sketch from the ''St. Louis Daily Globe-Democrat,'' September 27, 1896, accompanying an article by Nina Goodwin, datelined Paris, France, September 15, beginning “One hears now, more than anything else, the subject of house parties being discussed.” The caption reads: “The most cheerful gowns in red and wood color for a dull day, when the house party gathers for afternoon tea.” Women are relaxing in [[garden furniture]].](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/1896.09.27 STL Globe HParty.jpg?width=200 "Sketch from the ''St. Louis Daily Globe-Democrat,'' September 27, 1896, accompanying an article by Nina Goodwin, datelined Paris, France, September 15, beginning “One hears now, more than anything else, the subject of house parties being discussed.” The caption reads: “The most cheerful gowns in red and wood color for a dull day, when the house party gathers for afternoon tea.” Women are relaxing in [[garden furniture]].")
![A house party in [[Denver, Colorado]], 2009](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/House party in Denver Colorado.JPG?width=200 "A house party in [[Denver, Colorado]], 2009")
house party
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
House Party (disambiguation); House Party (album); House Party (song)
riunione di ospiti; ospiti della casa
Grand Old Party
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AMERICAN POLITICAL PARTY
United States/Republican Party; US Republican Party; Republican Party of the United States; GOP; United States Republican party; Grand Old Party; Republican (US); U.S. Republican Party; United States Republic Party; Republican Party (US); Republican party of the United States; American Republic Party; American Republican; U.S. Republican party; Us republican party; Republican Party United States; USRepublican; United states Republican party; Republican Party (USA); United States Republican Party; Republicans (US); G.O.P.; Republican Party (U.S.); Republican party (United States); Republican Party US; Repubs; Gop; GOp; Republican Party USA; Republican Party Elephant Logo; US Republican; Republican (United States); Republican party (US); United States Republican; United States of America Republican Party; Republican party (U.S.); Republican Party(U.S.); Republican (U.S.); Republican Party, United States; Politics of us republican party; Us republican politics; US Republican party; Republican Party of America; Republican party of USA; Republican (USA); Republicans (GOP); Republican Party in the United States; Republican party in the United States; Republican elephant; Republican Party of the USA; The Republican Party (United States); The Republican Party (U.S.); The Republican Party (USA); The Republican Party (US); G.O.P. (U.S.); G.O.P. (US); G.O.P. (U.S.A.); G.O.P. (USA); GOP (U.S.); GOP (USA); GOP (US); Grand Old Party (US); Grand Old Party (USA); Grand Old Party (U.S.); Grand Old Party (United States); GOP (United States); G.O.P. (United States); Republican Governor; Party of Lincoln; Social policies of the Republican Party; Republican Party (Untied States); US republican party; American Republican Party; The party of Lincoln; Foreign policy positions of the Republican Party; Environmental policies of the United States Republican Party; The GOP; Republican Party of the U.S.; Republican Party (United States of America); Foreign policy of the Republican Party; Social policy of the Republican Party; Elephant Party; Gas and Oil Party; Economic policy of the Republican Party; Demographics of the Republican Party (United States); Voter base of the Republican Party (United States); Ideology of the Republican Party (United States); Republican Pride Coalition; Republican National Committee Pride Coalition
Grand Old Party (partito repubblicano negli Stati Uniti)
acid party
TYPE OF ILLEGAL PARTY TYPICALLY STAGED IN WAREHOUSES IN 1987–1989
Acid house music party; Acid party
festa di allucinogeni, festa dove si usa LSD
Definition
house party
(house parties)
A house party is a party held at a big house in the country, usually at a weekend, where the guests stay for a few days.
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Wikipedia
House party
A house party is a type of party where people gather at the residence of the party's host.
Examples of use of house party
1. A house–party hosted by royalty is stranger still.
2. "They were with some friends at a private house party and were very tactile together.
3. On Thursday, they organized a house party to watch McCain‘s speech.
4. Boujis, it seems, is little more than a very exclusive – and expensive – house party.
5. They confiscated alcohol from youths loitering nearby who said they were going to the house party.