house parties (Meaning)

house parties

a party lasting over one or more nights at a residence (such as a home or fraternity house)

The teenagers snuck out of the house parties to avoid curfew.
Emily's house parties were the most popular in the neighborhood, attracting hundreds of revelers.
The police raided the rowdy house parties that were disturbing the peace.
Students held house parties as a way to socialize and unwind during exam season.
The city council implemented noise restrictions to prevent loud house parties from disrupting residents.
The exuberant house parties often featured live music, dancing, and copious amounts of alcohol.
Parents were concerned about the underage drinking and drug use that took place at house parties.
The neighbors complained about the constant house parties that kept them from sleeping.
The homeowner was fined for allowing multiple house parties that violated zoning laws.
The house parties would sometimes spin out of control, leading to property damage and injuries.

a party lasting over one or more nights at a residence (such as a home or fraternity house)

suppers, symposiums, cocktail parties,tea parties, keg parties, klatsches, hen parties, blowouts, fetes, showers

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The teenagers snuck out of the house parties to avoid curfew.

Emily's house parties were the most popular in the neighborhood, attracting hundreds of revelers.

The police raided the rowdy house parties that were disturbing the peace.

Students held house parties as a way to socialize and unwind during exam season.