Caucus
Party
Party noun - A group of people acting together within a larger group.
Usage example: a small party got together to protest the new chairman's decision
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| biggest | biggest caucus | biggest party |
Both words in one sentence
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The Bud Light commercials on "The Bud Light party", which boast of having the biggest "caucus" in the country.
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At the Federal level, though, this trope is played completely straight - there are only two third-party candidates in the 112th Senate, and both caucus with the Democrats.
Source: Hufflepuff House -
Drink Order: In "California College Conservative Union Caucus," the names of the drinks that Henry is serving, for example, the "freedom-tini." A cultured author and the Jerkass screenwriter desperate to please him raise a stink over the lack of Calvados in "Joel Munt's Big Deal Party".
Source: Series / Party Down
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