partydom

English

Alternative forms

• party-dom

Etymology

From party +‎ -dom.

Noun

partydom (uncountable)

1. The world of parties; partying; revelry
   • 2004, Deysia L. Dundas, Let's Go Inc., Let's Go Southeast Asia 9th Edition - Page 3:

     It's not the only option either; in recent years, Bali's Kuta Beach and the Philippines Boracay Island have upped the ante with harder, longer, and even more infamous trances into partydom.

   • 2010, Cecil Castellucci, Rose Sees Red - Page 34:

     “Don't knock it till you try it,” Tammy said, and then made her way back to the drama table, having delivered her message of partydom.

   • 2013, J. T. Beckman Au D., Definitions: The Ultra New Revised Standard Version - Page 22:

     A Hypoblast is a major disappointment in partydom and should be avoided at all costs in the future.

   • 2015, Shaheen Asbagh, China:

     The force is quiet; the capital sings the song short of joyful prayers and apart form the war that brought Liberation to party-dom.

   • 2015, Stuart Coupe, Gudinski: The Godfather of Australian Rock:

     Sometimes in a heightened state of partydom, other times in comparative calmness. Gudinski – while secretly almost certainly harbouring some sense of future opportunity – had always played the same straight bat.