carouse

• Sustantivo que denota una juerga alegre o un período de festejo animado, a menudo con bebida y desenfreno.

A noun referring to a merry drinking party or a period of lively, often drunken, revelry and celebration.

1. Drinking party or revelryC1formal

   A lively social gathering involving heavy drinking and merrymaking.

   Juerga

   • The knights engaged in a night of carouse after the battle.
   • Their carouse lasted until the early hours of the morning.
   • The tavern was filled with the sounds of carouse and laughter.

   Sinónimosbacchanalbacchanaliacarousaldebauchorgyrevelspreewassail

• Verbo que significa beber alcohol y divertirse con otros de manera ruidosa y animada, a menudo en una fiesta o celebración.

A verb meaning to drink alcohol and enjoy oneself with others in a noisy, lively way.

1. Boisterous merrymakingC1formal

   To engage in lively, noisy, and often drunken celebration or partying.

   Jarana

   • The sailors would carouse in the taverns after months at sea.
   • They caroused until dawn, singing and laughing loudly.
   • The festival crowd caroused through the streets with music and dancing.

   Sinónimosmake merryrevelriotroisterwassail

   Antónimosgrievelamentmournsob