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carousing

[ US /kɝˈaʊzɪŋ/ ]
[ UK /kˈæɹa‍ʊsɪŋ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. used of riotously drunken merrymaking
    orgiastic festivity
    a night of bacchanalian revelry
    carousing bands of drunken soldiers

How To Use carousing In A Sentence

  • He's gone out of his way not to mention his blue-blooded carousing, because he knows it would make the average citizen puke themselves into a coma, and one side-effect of this is that he seems shifty and suspicious. Birthday Boy
  • And my son isn't interested in carousing with 92,000 of his closest friends. Your Right Hand Thief
  • She disregarded the laws governing tavern hours, and stayed open late into the night, allowing her customers, some only in their teens, to drink and play the forbidden game of shovelboard, carousing loudly enough to disturb the neighbors' sleep. History of American Women
  • The Middleton Guardian was told that up to 60 vandals regularly invade the grounds and spend the whole night drinking and carousing, leaving a trail of dangerous debris in their wake.
  • He died a young man and it was possible that his lifestyle sleeping in wet clothes, drinking and carousing led to his death.
  • There's evidence to support this, too: where I used to go out carousing until the wee small hours during the week, I'm now more likely to be moderate and in bed by midnight - even on the weekends.
  • A fine night's carousing at the college ball was followed by a boisterous afternoon on the river at the annual regatta.
  • Everyone's out carousing in the street anyway.
  • He would come home early, early in the morning - after work, he would go out drinking and carousing, so his adventures would take until after midnight to culminate.
  • She was stuck indoors with the kids while he was out carousing.
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