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by JohnOBonno on October 13th, 2007
To "party" in modern vernacular means to use a mind altering substance, usually defined by a common interest. While to some it might mean drinking, don't leave off the possibility of it meaning "to smoke cannabis." In certain circles "partying" is given as a contrast or alternative to "getting drunk."
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