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Often used in the same context:
rollick,
roistering,
jollification,
movable feast,
yankee doodle,
hootenanny,
hansom cab,
turvy,
hoedowns,
owling,
rackety,
gaslit,
dodgem,
hayrack,
wassailing,
squiffy,
fantasias,
nooner,
whirligig,
merry,
grand guignol,
hepcat,
hepcats,
wingding,
whoopee,
pythonesque,
chucklesome,
hoboes,
merriment,
wenching,
buckboard,
shebang,
slaphappy,
catherine wheel,
saturnalia,
bowery,
waltzer,
buckaroo,
fantastique,
dixieland,
floorshow,
beerfest,
bronco busting,
birling,
giggler,
jolliness,
shikar,
rustics,
phantasmagoria,
bacchanal,
dogies,
whomps,
movieland,
gamboling,
braw,
fests,
tummler,
lollapalooza,
mermen,
zestily,
nostalgist,
extravaganza,
cowcatcher,
hemingwayesque,
jonah,
tearer,
cowpat,
roundy,
high jinks,
donnybrooks,
hoedown,
clops,
dullsville,
fakirs,
gadabout,
fulla,
folderol,
shmaltz,
spelunk,
cavalcades,
thataway,
clomp,
clunks,
costumery,
moog,
loosey,
jingly,
knacker,
winnie,
shtik,
frug,
kookiest,
whackiest,
prestidigitator,
morris dance,
drunken revelry,
fest,
morris dancer,
good naturedness,
caesars,
foolery,
skidoo,
carouse,
revel,
debauch,
revelry,
frolic,
orgy,
bonfire,
picnic,
revels,
scrimmage,
festivities,
scuffle,
chase,
feasting,
procession,
sprees,
tourney,
banquet,
carnival,
conclave
More general:
revel,
revelry
Synonyms:
carouse
Also try:
— Adjectives for carousal:
drunken,
wild,
great,
general,
annual,
grand,
frantic,
nightly,
deep,
long,
last,
more...
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