carouses
Drinks and celebrates
Carouses is the verb form of carouse, meaning to drink and make merry in a noisy, exuberant way.
The word suggests boisterous celebration with alcohol: He carouses with his buddies every Friday night.
Someone who carouses engages in rowdy, convivial drinking—more raucous than simply having drinks, less destructive than a bender.
Boisterous merrymaking
- merrymakersPeople celebrating joyfully
- wassailsFestive toasting celebrations
- frolicsPlays in lively fashion
- celebratesHonors with festivities
parties · feasts · toasts · drinks · binges · sprees · bacchanalia · debauchery
Sequential tavern touring
- clubsHeavy striking sticks
- tavernsPublic drinking houses
- saloonsPublic drinking houses
- dancesRhythmic musical movements
drinks · socializes · mingles · partiers · nightclubs · lounges · happy hour · rounds
Raised-glass honors
- festivitiesCelebratory events and activities
- jubilationsExpressions of extreme joy
- commemoratesHonors through ceremony
- honorsRecognition for achievement
cheers · banquets · galas · soirees · receptions · anniversaries · milestones · occasions
revels
Boisterous merrymaking
- merrymakersPeople celebrating joyfully
- wassailsFestive toasting celebrations
- frolicsPlays in lively fashion
celebrates · parties · feasts · toasts · drinks · binges · sprees · bacchanalia · debauchery · merriment
pub-crawls
Sequential tavern touring
dances · drinks · socializes · mingles · partiers · nightclubs · lounges · happy hour · rounds · shots
toasts
Raised-glass honors
- festivitiesCelebratory events and activities
- jubilationsExpressions of extreme joy
- commemoratesHonors through ceremony
honors · cheers · banquets · galas · soirees · receptions · anniversaries · milestones · occasions · ceremonies