carouse
/kəˈraʊz/
noun
- A noisy, lively drinking party or celebration.
- Their weekend carouse left the house a mess, but everyone had a wonderful time.
- The wedding reception turned into a joyful carouse that lasted until dawn.
- Historical novels often describe the carouse of kings and nobles in great halls.
verb
- To drink alcohol and enjoy oneself in a noisy, lively way with a group of people.
- The sailors would carouse at every port, celebrating their safe arrival.
- Instead of studying, a few students decided to carouse at a party downtown.
- After the big game, the fans went to the pub to carouse late into the night.