Parlitively

adv. — Part'ner, n. A partaker as- sociate joint owner. (Law.) An a ociate in any busine or occupation; a member of a partnership. One who dances with another; a husband or wife; consort. [ME. partener, a mistake of copyists or printers for parcener (q. v.), OF. parsonnier, a partner, LL. partionarius, mutual, common, fr. L. par- — Partnership, State of being a partner; participation with another; a ociation of persons for the prosecuting of any busine ; a firm or house; company; society; combination. — PaCty, n. A number of persons, united by some tie, as disting. or opp. to, others; as, a number of persons united in opinion, and aiming to influence the general action; a faction; or, an a embly, esp., a social a embly; or, a part of a larger company sent together on some duty, esp., (Mil.) a small number of troops dispatched upon some special service one who takes a part with others; a participator; one who takes part in a lawsuit, as plaintiff or defendant; a single person, as distinct from or opposed to another; a person individual. [ME. and F. partie, f L. partiri, to divide.] — Parly-col'ored, a. Colored, part by part, with different tints variegated. — -ju'ry, n. (Law.) A jury consisting of half natives and half foreigners.