Carousing

And my son isn't interested in carousing with 92,000 of his closest friends. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Napoa had not had a peaceful night’s sleep at the camp, confessing that she knew from her dreams that she was still “roaming everywhere,” a euphemism for carousing with her coven. ❋ Karen Palmer (2010)

The carousing was a necessary stimulant after the long, monotonous drive and exposure to the elements. ❋ Andy Adams (1897)

Until, that is, the red lights went on in pregame shows and Smith noted the need for "carousing" ball carriers, players who'd had "rites of patches" and teams that "got debacled" and that you "can't change the stripes of a leopard." ❋ Unknown (2009)

But what is a person of limited means and no taste for "carousing" to do? ❋ Ehrenreich, Barbara (2001)

On small things I was thrifty enough; no expenditures on "carousing," flashy clothes, or any of the other indulgences that are often smugly believed to undermine the budgets of the poor. ❋ Ehrenreich, Barbara (2001)

he walked the busy streets of the seaside town, where he saw much of the kind of carousing that it is famous for - but then scored on his debut against Fulham. ❋ Unknown (2010)

I was on standby for an expedition to Cuba for a while but as you know, when you are young and gung-ho that means your guys whip their butts and we then spend our nights carousing on warm Caribbean or Atlantic beaches with hot Cuban mamas and Cuba Libres or Mojitos. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Accounts of bin Laden carousing during his student days in Lebanon and Europe are at best unverified. ❋ Stephen Miller (2011)

Alec spent the last night before he was sent to the trenches not carousing but with his father. ❋ Unknown (2011)

My mother-in-law's beef noodle soup and Vietnamese iced coffee can undo the effects of the previous night's carousing. ❋ Tyler (2009)

This issue kicks off with a group of Spanish soldiers carousing and laughing in a tavern, mocking their recent disfiguration of a local rabble-rouser. ❋ Unknown (2009)

In those days, Beirut was called 'the Paris of the Middle East,' a terrific food and gambling and carousing city. ❋ Jay Weston (2011)

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)

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)

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)