Party
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 374
parti, n. a part of a greater numbci of per- sons a faction a company tnet for a particular purpose an a embly one concerned in any affair: a single individual spoken of: {mil.) a detachment. adj. belonging to a party and not to the whole consisting of different parties, parts, or things {her parted or divided. [Fr. parti—Q. Fr, partir—b. part i or to divide, from pars a part,] Party-coloured, par'u-kul'urd, adj, coloured differently at different parts. Parrenu, par've-nflb, «. an upstart: one newly fite. ftr; me, hir: mine: Pa ing men into notice or power. [Fr., pa.p. of parvenir—b. pervento to arrive at—per, quite to, venio to come.J
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