carousing
/kəˈraʊzɪŋ/
noun
- The activity of drinking alcohol and enjoying oneself in a noisy, lively way with others.
- Their night of carousing left them with sore heads and fond memories.
- After a long week of work, they looked forward to a weekend of carousing with friends.
- The festival was filled with music, dancing, and general carousing in the streets.
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adjective
- Engaged in or characterized by noisy, lively drinking and merrymaking.
- The carousing sailors were a familiar sight in the port town every Friday night.
- The carousing crowd spilled out of the bar and onto the sidewalk.
- A carousing group of friends sang old songs as they walked home.