revellers

Celebrants having fun

Revellers are people engaged in lively, often noisy celebration—drinking, dancing, and general merrymaking.

The word typically describes groups enjoying themselves at parties, festivals, or nighttime gatherings: Revellers spilled out of the bars at closing time.

The spelling revelers is standard in American English.

crowd

partygoers

Celebration attendees

throng · attendees · dancers · friends · strangers · masqueraders · costumed · rowdy · tipsy · inebriated

merriment

laughter

Vocal expression of amusement

  • gaietyLively, exuberant cheerfulness
  • jovialityHearty, convivial cheerfulness
  • gleeExuberant, often impish delight

jubilation · exuberance · conviviality · bonhomie · frolic · carousing · merrymaking · whooping · cheering · singing

celebration

festival

Organized public celebration

  • carnivalTraveling amusement attraction
  • fiestaFestive public celebration
  • galaFestive formal occasion

jubilee · fete · parade · jamboree · procession · pageant · Mardi Gras · Carnival · Oktoberfest · Hogmanay

nightlife

clubbers

Nightclub patrons

pubs · bars · lounges · afterhours · karaoke · pub crawl · cocktails · DJ · live bands · bouncers

Opposites
social participation and energy

revellerswallflowers

Timid party attendees

recluses · hermits · introverts · loners · homebodies

disposition toward pleasure and celebration

revellerskilljoys

Fun-squelching people

party poopers · spoilsports · buzzkills · wet blankets · ascetics

behavioral restraint and decorum

revellersmourners

Those lamenting a death

penitents

Family

revelled, reveller

Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Timeless · Concrete · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated G