merrymaking

They are too lost in merrymaking to pay any attention.

They were the only two ignoring both the food and the merrymaking going on around them.

"Why did you and your folk three times try to attack my people at their merrymaking?"

At night, there is merrymaking and many shows that all people can enjoy.

At the table occupied by the animals, there was a great deal of talking and merrymaking.

They'd rather party among their own people, who rated a share in the merrymaking anyway.

All merrymaking was over for the night; no one even thought of further festivities.

"I had not thought your merrymaking would end so quickly, ladies.

She wondered if the Christmas merrymaking had moved into the courtyard.

The glow of so much merrymaking kept the blood warm and the skin dry.

In fact, it's quite usual to make strangers a part of the merrymaking, as I'm sure the boys know.

Then, while the merrymaking was rising to a new height, the unexpected happened.

Sounds of laughter and merrymaking rang clearly across the water.

But the merrymaking in Washington was punctuated by a few sour notes.

In the midst of this merrymaking, the book's colors start to disappear.

I hardly expected to see you about so early after such a round of merrymaking!"

The sound of merrymaking was loud outside; the victory celebration would continue for days.

Once that's settled, you can afford to indulge in a little merrymaking.

For centuries it used to be a week of merrymaking and revelry.

There is a celebration; children honor their parents with a feast and merrymaking.

Sounds of merrymaking rolled out to meet him before he reached the town laughing, singing.

With that, the three embraced, ushering in a wild night of merrymaking.

Our merrymaking shall be reflected in that thick round mirror.

Yet here in the quiet, tired from the evening's merrymaking, she was wistful.

There is much merrymaking and singing at a feast.