10 Phrasal verbs used in a party

Phrasal Verb	Meaning	Examples
Turn up	To arrive or appear	John turned up at the party just before midnight. Don't worry, more guests will turn up soon. We waited for ages, but they never turned up. Sarah turned up unexpectedly with her friends. Did anyone else turn up after I left?
Hang out	To spend time with friends or socialize casually	We usually hang out at Jake's place on weekends. Let's hang out by the pool and enjoy the music. She loves to hang out with her coworkers after work. We used to hang out at the café downtown. Do you want to hang out at the park tomorrow?
Break up	To disband or end a gathering	It's getting late; we should start breaking up the party. They broke up the event with a fireworks display. Let's break up the meeting and reconvene next week. The police had to break up the fight that erupted. We decided to break up the picnic due to bad weather.
Hit it off	To get along well with someone	I really hit it off with your cousin at the party. They hit it off immediately and became good friends. We hit it off right from the start of the conversation. She hit it off with my brother and they're dating now. Do you think we'll hit it off with your colleagues?
Clear out	To leave or vacate an area	The party's over; it's time to clear out. Everyone started to clear out when the music stopped. Let's clear out and head to the next venue. They cleared out of the bar after the last call. We need to clear out before the neighbors complain.
Warm up	To become more friendly or sociable	He took a while to warm up to the new people at the party. Once she warmed up, she was the life of the party. We need some icebreakers to help everyone warm up. They warmed up to each other over a few drinks. Try to warm up to your coworkers; it'll make work more enjoyable.
Turn down	To decline an invitation or request	I had to turn down the party invitation because of work. She turned down his offer to dance. They turned down the music when the neighbors complained. He turned down the job offer because of the low salary. Don't turn down the chance to meet new people.
Crash	To attend a party or event without an invitation	We decided to crash the party next door. He crashed the wedding and caused a scene. They crashed the concert and got kicked out. She crashed the club with her friends last night. Do you think it's okay to crash their barbecue?
Wrap up	To conclude or finish an event	Let's wrap up the party before it gets too late. They wrapped up the concert with a spectacular finale. We need to wrap up the meeting; we're running out of time. She wrapped up her speech with a heartfelt thank you. It's time to wrap up the festivities and go home.