partygoer

[ pahr-tee-goh-er ]

noun

1. a person who enjoys or frequently attends parties and celebrations.

Word History and Origins

Origin of partygoer¹

party + goer

Example Sentences

When it reopened in October 2022, the nightclub promoted itself on its website as appealing to a "new generation of beautiful partygoers", with immersive theatre events and different music genres to "suit all tastes".

From BBC

Half of the play’s characters are tied to the music festival: a vendor, an organizer, numerous attendees and a doctor who treated partygoers at a nearby hospital.

From Los Angeles Times

These and hundreds of other items — including a large canopy under which 3,000 partygoers danced — were salvaged after the Hamas-led terror attack on the Nova Music Festival in Israel on Oct.

From Los Angeles Times

Every July in New York City, thousands of partygoers gather on the lawns of Randall's Island Park for a huge "Pinknic".

From Salon

As waiters in white coats circled with trays of shrimp cocktails, sliders, French fries and champagne, partygoers paired off in corners.

From New York Times