good-time
Party-loving, pleasure-chasing
Good-time describes someone devoted to pleasure and enjoyment, often with an implication of irresponsibility: a good-time girl, a good-time Charlie.
The term can suggest superficiality or moral looseness, particularly when applied to women.
As a verb, to good-time is to enjoy oneself socially: We good-timed our way through the weekend.
Refreshment through leisure
- relaxationState of being unwound
- vacationLeisure time away
- holidayDay of rest
- getawaySwift departure or retreat
weekend · outing · excursion · adventure · travel · picnic · barbecue · games
recreation
Refreshment through leisure
- relaxationState of being unwound
- vacationLeisure time away
- holidayDay of rest
getaway · weekend · outing · excursion · adventure · travel · picnic · barbecue · games · play
indulgence
Yielding to desire
- pleasure-seekingPursuit of enjoyment
- decadenceMoral decline through excess
- excessSurplus beyond need
carousing · debauchery · partying · nightclub · drinking · splurge · treats · pampering · luxury · extravagance
memories
Stored past experiences
- reminiscenceRecalling past experiences
- flashbackInvoluntary past memory
- unforgettablePermanently fixed in memory
cherished · treasured · memorable · heyday · throwback · keepsake · souvenir · scrapbook · reunion · recollection
good-timeresponsible
Obligated to answer for actions
dutiful · conscientious · serious · dependable · reliable
good-timepuritanical
Excessively strict about morals
abstemious · ascetic · austere · temperate · abstinent