carouse

And they'd be back any time now, carousing all over the place.

"See what happens every time I let you go out and carouse on your own."

People are carousing at every hour of the day and night!"

He pointed to his friends carousing by the camp fire.

It was not, however, a place for three young college students who liked to carouse and have fun.

None of us felt like carousing as we had the previous weekend.

"Running off to carouse in foreign parts with a young man!

Some even hired bands to follow them as they caroused through the town.

It was getting late, and not many folk would stay up carousing on the night before a Recovery.

"You were out carousing when you should have been home in bed."

He was boar-hunting at the time, and he'd spent the night carousing with some friends.

He suggests to the others that they go carousing to spend the money in a tavern.

At this time of day there should be men carousing in the beer shops.

He had caroused with a gusto to match his father's.

How I hated that world of riches, carousing and playing!

"You carouse with a multitude of available women," the young man replied.

They were, however, great friends and caroused together in the pubs of London.

The two groups then set out for Paraguay on the same train, carousing together all the way.

We thought nothing of it, since he regularly went off carousing with his cronies.

Others caroused on subway trains leading into and out of Manhattan.

Godfrey stopped his car at the side of the road, by a bar where people were still carousing despite the late hour.

No time for me to be carousing all night."

Who wanted to waste time carousing with the wetbacks, anyway?

The two masters must be asleep by now, not carousing in their cabins.