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surprise party
noun
- a party or celebration planned for someone as a surprise.
- something that surprises someone.
Word History and Origins
Origin of surprise party1
Example Sentences
All of the changes have Gilbert thinking the season’s first Grand Slam could offer a shock or two and start the year by serving up a true surprise party.
Or, after a surprise party greeting for Gloria goes awry, “Just a thought: maybe we should stop doing these.”
Marilyn arrived very late, for the surprise party that was clearly not much of a surprise.
“We could have a surprise party in Lake Como for Omar al-Bashir,” Clooney joked, referring to his Italian vacation home.
From the day we are born, we are a surprise party”; “ Fiancé.
Then she told about the surprise party and about all that had happened, and concluded by asking, "Mama, is it right to dance?"
This afternoon we got our things together to give our American Dip—short for diplomat—a surprise party at his rooms.
Whenever there was a picnic or a surprise party in the country she always furnished the ice cream.
No, but he was at the same surprise party I went to, and Peggy gave a mirthful glance in Carolyns direction.
With haff a dozen healthy mosquitoes springing a surprise party on me all night!
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