- carousal ca·rous·al n
- [kə'raʊz(ə)l]
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carousal ca·rous·al n
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Carousal — Ca*rous al, n. [See {Carouse}, but also cf. F. carrousel tilt.] A jovial feast or festival; a drunken revel; a carouse. [1913 Webster] The swains were preparing for a carousal. Sterne. Syn: Banquet; revel; orgie; carouse. See {Feast}. [1913… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
carousal — ca·rous·al … English syllables
carousal — ca•rous•al [[t]kəˈraʊ zəl[/t]] n. a drunken revel • Etymology: 1755–1765 … From formal English to slang
ca|rous´er — ca|rouse «kuh ROWZ», verb, roused, rous|ing, noun. –v.i. to drink heavily; take part in noisy feasts or merrymaking: »Thomson…carousing with Lord Hertford and his friends (Samuel Johnson). –v.t. Obsolete. to drink up; drain. –n. 1. a noisy feast… … Useful english dictionary
carouse — ca•rouse [[t]kəˈraʊz[/t]] v. roused, rous•ing, n. 1) to engage in a carousal 2) to drink deeply and frequently 3) carousal • Etymology: 1550–60; var. of garouse < G gar aus (trinken) to drain the cup ca•rous′er, n … From formal English to slang
carouser — ca·rouse (kə rouz’) intr.v. ca·roused, ca·rous·ing, ca·rous·es ▸ To drink large amounts of alcohol, especially in boisterous merrymaking. n. ▸ Carousal. ╂ [Earlier, a cup drunk up completely in one draft as a toast, from French, carous as in… … Word Histories
ca|rouse — «kuh ROWZ», verb, roused, rous|ing, noun. –v.i. to drink heavily; take part in noisy feasts or merrymaking: »Thomson…carousing with Lord Hertford and his friends (Samuel Johnson). –v.t. Obsolete. to drink up; drain. –n. 1. a noisy feast or… … Useful english dictionary
