Noun
life of the party
(idiomatic) A person who participates in entertainment events in a very enthusiastic manner and who has a leading role in inspiring others to join in the spirit of festivity.
Synonyms: life and soul of the party, party animal
An environmental regulations cohort occupied a small corner booth in the cavernous NRG Stadium convention center where I spent the bulk of my time, and they were hardly the life of the party. Source: Internet
Bob will always be remembered as an easy going, happy, life of the party kind of guy with a Big Heart and a dance style not many could keep up with. Source: Internet
Airline lounges used to be the life of the party. Source: Internet
Following your dinner, you can be the life of the party with all the board and trivia games you play atop a fancy rug, all of which you bought from Goodwill. Source: Internet
Everyone wants to be the life of the party whether at a nightclub or a book club. Source: Internet
He was the life of the party, and everyone loved him. Source: Internet