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Meaning: (idiomatic,simile)Topartyintensely, particularly whenrecklessorpessimistic.1983, “Laughlin Hall”, in Amita Chaudhary, editor,Cornerstone[3], Chatham College,page117:This past year the girls in Laughlin worked hard at protesting Chatham's prohibition and at getting a reputation for the best parties in town. They succeeded at living up to their theme —Party Like it's 1999!2004April 18, Kamal Ahmed, “EU approves €6m welcome party for new members”, inThe Guardian[4]:The European Union is not an organisation to do things by halves, particularly when it comes to a celebration. This time Europe willparty like it's 1999. Or more precisely 1 May, 2004.2014, Ms. Betty[pseudonym],Ain't that bout' a b*tch[5], Xlibris,→ISBN,page92:[…]I was deep in the streets with ole friends and new ones, drinking (as usual), spot hopping andpartying like it was 1999.
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