party coated

Having a party colored coat; dre ed in motley, like a fool. ( Shakesp.: Love's Labor's Lost, v. 2.) Party Per Bend. party-colored, parti-colored, adj. Of divers colors; exhibiting a diversity of colors. "In eaning time Fall party - colored lambs, and those were Jacob's." Shakesp.: Merchant of Venice , i. 8. *party-fellow, s . A partner. party fence-wall, subst. A wall dividing the property belonging to or in the occupation of one person from that of another. party-gold, s. Metall.: Beaten or leaf silver with a coating of gold on one side. party-jury, s. Law : A jury composed of half foreigners and half natives; half-tongue (q. v.). party-man, s . A supporter or adherent of a party or faction; a factious man; a partisan. party-spirit, s. The spirit which animates or supports a party. party-spirited, a. Having the spirit or feelings of a party or partisan. pine, pit, sire, sir, marine; gō, pot, IMG:content-0707.jpg:[blocks in formation] Building : 1. A wall separating two adjoining tenements. 2. A wall built upon the lands of adjoining owners, which furnishes support for the roofs of the buildings on each side. par-ty-işm, s. [Eng. party; -ism.] Devotion to party; party-spirit. partz'-īte, s. [After Dr. A. F. W. Partz; suff. -ite (Min.).] Min.: A hydrous oxide of antimony, mixed with various metallic oxides. Amorphous, color, various. Regarded as an ore rather than a mineral species. pa-ru-lis, s. [Gr. paroulis, from para =beside, and oulis the gum.] Med.: A gum-boil. 3021