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  1. Partee: Wordnik
  2. Partee: Wiktionary
  3. Partee: Rhymezone

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  1. partee: Urban Dictionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (Partee)

▸ noun:  A surname.

Similar:
Pardee, Parten, Partain, Partin, paries, Partington, Parlier, Parmelee, Partida, Pareene, more...

Opposite:
party, gathering, celebration, event

Types:
birthday, wedding, bar mitzvah, quinceanera, prom, homecoming, engagement, christening, more...

Phrases:
Cecil A. Partee, more...

Colors:
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Similar:
Pardee, Parten, Partain, Partin, paries, Partington, Parlier, Parmelee, Partida, Pareene, more...

Opposite:
party, gathering, celebration, event

Types:
birthday, wedding, bar mitzvah, quinceanera, prom, homecoming, engagement, christening, more...

Phrases:
Cecil A. Partee, more...

Colors:
    neon pink,     electric blue,     lime green,     sunshine yellow,     aqua, more...



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