party animal

"So many kids were party animals even before they came to college."

"He was not even close to being a party animal."

Clearly we are party animals by nature, and proud of it.

She, like Calvin's father, may have been a party animal in her college days.

They are mostly attractive and seem to be party animals.

At Pitt, if you like to have a good time, you're a party animal.

We're in our later 20s-early 30s, responsible and not party animal types.

Some journalists are quite the party animals, and they often have me up until dawn.

"You say I have a reputation as a party animal.

Do you know how painful that is, Mister, to fall for a party animal.

"Everyone thinks I'm like this big party animal," he said.

His face looks like that of a party animal, and he has had more than one facelift.

So what does a party animal do between parties?

Too Young, he's meant to be an ageing party animal.

A total party animal, true, and unable to keep his hands off the interns, but a great leader.

"This is a family, and I'm a party animal," he said.

Perhaps off duty they were real party animals, but Owen rather doubted it.

He is also one of the few Washington lobbyists who is a 100 percent party animal.

"He was the ultimate party animal and family man."

I never was much of a party animal, Polly.

I think she and Brad did break up because she was quite the party animal.

But life isn't always a picnic in the dunes for these party animals.

Billy Bob is a rambunctious party animal and main part of the team.

But in the end, it is difficult to hate party animals when they are actually animals.

The young white woman who sold it to me said rather proudly that, "as a party animal," she had worn one all last summer.