† partykinn.
Obsolete.
A small social party.Apparently an isolated use.
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partykin1855
1855 W. M. Thackeray Let. in Virginians (1903) Introd. 19 I had a very pleasant partykin last night.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, June 2005; most recently modified version published online September 2019).
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n.1855- from a number of years to years
- from a to b
- from a to z
- from a until z
- from above
- from above-stairs
- from abovestairs
- from abroad
- from afar
- from after
- from all fours
- from all sides
- from among
- from and back
- from another number won't go
- from any coast
- from away
- from bad to worse
- from before
- from below stairs
- from bench to bedside
- from beyond
- from bottom to top
- from cellar to garret
- from clew to earing