Carouses

Movies like "Bad Santa" in which he smokes, drinks and carouses don't help St. Nick's image. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Movies like "Bad Santa" in which he smokes, drinks and carouses don't help Saint Nick's image. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Bucklaw, shut out from his usual field-sports and joyous carouses by the necessity of remaining concealed within the walls of the castle, became a joyless and uninteresting companion. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Here Lord Menteith again interposed, and the concord of the company being with no small difficulty restored, was cemented by some deep carouses. ❋ Unknown (2008)

He was sorry for his dark carouses, but he warned his fiancée that he would “be very cross for a few days”after forswearing his habitual stimulants. ❋ MICHAEL KNOX BERAN (2007)

To appreciate how well this nerd-within-the-CIA-and-NSA nonsense actually works out, it's only necessary to watch the panache with which the cast of "Chuck" carouses through the first episodes. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Amid the burning turmoil of carouses, in the crowd of people, seized by debauchery, perplexed by violent passions, half-crazy in their longing to forget themselves — only Sasha was calm and contained. ❋ Unknown (2003)

She had lived only for a moment of love, only during the first ardour of passion, only during the first flush of youth; and then her grim betrayer had deserted her for the sword, for his comrades and his carouses. ❋ Unknown (2003)

A friend, an artist, caught him in the act as he entered the room — a jolly fellow, always satisfied with himself, inflated by unattainable wishes, doing daily anything that came to hand, and taking still more gaily to his dinner and little carouses. ❋ Unknown (2003)

This idea had eaten into his brains, and in his heart the desire grew stronger and stronger to sever all his connections with this empty and wearisome life, with his godfather, with the steamers, the barges and the carouses, with everything amidst which it was narrow and stifling for him to live. ❋ Unknown (2003)

In between all-night bouts of working, Beard carouses, sometimes with unfortunate results. ❋ Bennetts, Leslie (1996)

A friend, an artist, caught him in the act as he entered the room -- a jolly fellow always satisfied with himself, inflated by no unattainable wishes, doing daily anything that came to hand, and taking still more gaily to his dinner and little carouses. ❋ Unknown (1952)

She had lived only for a moment of love, only during the first ardour of passion only during the first flush of youth; and then her grim betrayer had deserted her for the sword, for his comrades and his carouses. ❋ Unknown (1952)

The old Romanes, when they were disposed to quaff lustily, would drinke so many carouses as there were letters in the names of their mistresses, or lovers; so easily were they overcome with this vice, who by their virtue some other time, became masters of the world; but these devices are peradventure stale now; there be finer devices to provoke drunkennesse. ❋ Various (N/A)

If this displease, why urge ye here your stay? Haste from the court, ye spoilers, haste away: Waste in wild riot what your land allows, There [ply] the early feast, and late [carouse]. --Homer, translated and arranged by [Alexander Pope], who thinks the use of the infinitive "carousing" is not worth the despoiling of a poetic example. ❋ Thor. Yes, I Do Read Homer. No, He Can't Revel As Hard As Me. (2006)

The [carousal] I [experienced] from my partner last night was [mesmerizing]. ❋ GrantyGrant (2015)

This [carousal] on [Saturday] is going to be [legendary]. ❋ Tsunami1&2 (2010)

Damn I got caroused when she used her [tounge] and she [licked] my chest and slowly went [lower] and lower! ❋ Brek (2006)

1. We'd been up [carousing] till the early hours and were [exhausted]. 2. to take part in a [carouse]: engage in dissolute behavior ❋ Carousier3 (2019)

"No chance I would have gotten anywhere NEAR his [yawning] [yap] with my yawning yap, had I not been in full [carousal] mode." ❋ DeeDeeMon (2016)

After [Ann] got out of her six hour meeting, she made a bee-line straight for the [Starbucks] [on the corner]: It's carousing time. ❋ CalS (2014)