Thesaurus.com - The world's favorite online thesaurus! (2024)

It’s also true that studios find ways to butter up voters all over the industry, appealing to everyone from guilds to larger critics’ groups to the Motion Picture Academy and the TV Academy, often through co*cktail parties and fancy meet-and-greets.

I thought of it as something that people could read and feel that they knew more than they did before, something that would give them material to talk about at co*cktail parties.

Boisterous family meals, glittery co*cktail parties, and gatherings to exchange presents could all become super-spreader events.

So, maybe I should drink more while interviewing, or interview more while drinking less at co*cktail parties.

Plus, you have to factor in if alcohol is a factor, which at co*cktail parties it usually is and in interviews it’s usually not.

She said that her co-star, Alfre Woodard, talked to her about it a co*cktail party that night.

Linklater recalled meeting Arquette at a co*cktail party shortly after the release of True Romance.

I blame a sleepless night or free drinks at a co*cktail party.

Will the next few hours be both didactic and entertaining, providing us with ample high and lowbrow co*cktail party fodder?

At a recent co*cktail party, a woman stuck out her hand and asked Glenda Bailey-Mershon if she would read her fortune.

The Board of Inquiry, that afternoon, was more like a small and very sedate co*cktail party.

It seemed to Lee that the young man had actually aged since the co*cktail party at his house, earlier in the evening.

Their idea of sin in that town was to snub the wrong matron at a co*cktail party; or not snub, as the case might be.

Now will you please tell me, if you know, whether all those invited to both the bridge party and the co*cktail party are here?

The sort one usually gets at a co*cktail party is the Bronx or Martini variety.