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roister

/ˈrɔɪ.stər/

Traduction: Verbe vieilli signifiant participer à une réjouissance bruyante, turbulente ou débauchée ; faire la fête de manière tapageuse.

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/ˈrɔɪ.stər/formalobsolète
  • frVerbe vieilli signifiant participer à une réjouissance bruyante, turbulente ou débauchée ; faire la fête de manière tapageuse.

An archaic verb meaning to engage in noisy, boisterous, or riotous merrymaking; to revel noisily.

  1. Engage in boisterous merrymakingC2formalbritish

    To take part in loud, lively, and often drunken celebrations or festivities.

    frFaire la fête bruyamment

    • The knights would roister in the great hall after a victory.
    • A group of friends roistered through the streets until dawn.
    • He was known to roister with his companions at the local tavern.

    Synonymescarousecavortfrolicmake merryrevelrollickwhoop it up

    Antonymesgrievelamentmournsobweep

Formes
  • roistered past participle
  • roistered past simple
  • roistering present participle
  • roisters third person singular
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