Child and Party

Child

Child noun - A young person who is between infancy and adulthood.

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Party and child are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Party" instead a noun "Child".

Party noun - A social gathering.

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Child and party are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Child" instead a noun "Party".

Nearby Words: partying, parti

sweet	sweet child	sweet party
human	human child	human party
old	old child	old party
good	good child	good party
Other adjectives: female, perfect, average, original, dead, single, small, actual, real, little, innocent, new, next, last.

In "A Canterlot Weddding Part 1", Spike (who is a child) says he wants to throw Shining Armor a bachelor party, then asks what a bachelor party is about.

Source: Parental Bonus / Western Animation
She joins the party as a child, and when the ship your party is on gets destroyed, she is taken to the Land of Monsters, where time flows faster than in the regular world.

Source: Older and Wiser
But it also averts the trope by having Geno, a celestial being animating the body of a child's toy, as one of the heroes in your party.

Source: Perverse Puppet

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