carouse
verb
[ kəˈraʊz ]
• drink alcohol and enjoy oneself with others in a noisy, lively way.
• "they danced and caroused until the drink ran out"
Similar:
drink and make merry,
go on a drinking bout,
go on a binge,
binge,
binge-drink,
overindulge,
drink heavily/freely,
go on a pub crawl,
bar-hop,
go on a spree,
have a party,
revel,
celebrate,
feast,
enjoy oneself,
have a good time,
roister,
eat,
drink,
and be merry,
frolic,
romp,
booze,
go boozing,
go on a bender,
paint the town red,
bend one's elbow,
party,
rave,
have a ball,
raise hell,
make whoopee,
live it up,
whoop it up,
have a fling,
go on the bevvy,
wassail,
carouse
noun
• a noisy, lively drinking party.
• "corporate carouses"
Origin:
mid 16th century: originally as an adverb meaning ‘right out, completely’ in the phrase drink carouse, from German gar aus trinken ; hence ‘drink heavily, have a drinking bout’.
