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Lively and noisy enjoyment, especially with drinking and dancing

A period or instance of engaging in joyful activities

Characterized by amusement or enjoyment

Relating to vice or immorality

An elaborate formal dinner often followed by speeches

Disturbance or party

An event or show, produced on a large scale and with striking effects

A false show or pretense

A break from work

Enjoy oneself in a lively and noisy way, especially with drinking and dancing

To take delight in

To engage in an activity for enjoyment and recreation

To talk humorously or flippantly (about something or someone)

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Noun

Lively and noisy enjoyment, especially with drinking and dancing

festive occasion

festive proceedings

a night on the razzle

a night on the piss

religious festival

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“A young campaign worker walked in and asked if she could have a few Heinekens for her friends 19 floors below, where junior staffers continued their revels.”

Noun

A period or instance of engaging in joyful activities

monkey business

spending expedition

night on the town

night on the razzle

unrestrained behavior

bit of amusement

mischievous act

piece of mischief

leisure activity

mischievous trick

sleight of hand

clowning around

practical jokes

foolish behaviour

mischievousness

sardonic remark

physical exercise

competitive games

physical recreation

physical activity

leisure pursuit

amateur interest

leisure interest

double entendre

shaggy-dog story

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Noun

Characterized by amusement or enjoyment

lightheartedness

high-spiritedness

light-heartedness

self-indulgence

transports of delight

irrepressibility

light-mindedness

light-headedness

great happiness

mischievousness

beer and skittles

top of the world

self-confidence

sweetness and light

sunshine and lollipops

sunshine and rainbows

being full of the joys of spring

lightness of heart

invigoration^US

inconsequentiality

wholeheartedness

envigoration^UK

electrification

empty-headedness

leisure activity

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Noun

Relating to vice or immorality

demoralisation^UK

demoralization^US

lack of principles

lack of restraint

self-indulgence

pleasure-seeking

life in fast lane

intemperateness

self-gratification

irresponsibility

overconsumption

presumptuousness

unrighteousness

lack of self-control

lack of control

dishonourableness

immoral behaviour

pursuit of pleasure

self-satisfaction

lack of self-restraint

antisocial behavior

uninhibitedness

thoughtlessness

to hell in handbasket

life in the fast lane

unwholesomeness

extreme behaviour

irreligiousness

act of wickedness

fall from grace

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Noun

An elaborate formal dinner often followed by speeches

celebratory meal

ceremonial meal

celebration meal

sumptuous repast

something to eat

together banquet

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Noun

Disturbance or party

alarums and excursions

hustle and bustle

hell broke loose

fuss and bother

fuss and feathers

breach of the peace

hectic activity

all hell breaking loose

all hell broken loose

toing and froing

tempest in a teapot

much ado about nothing

topsy-turviness

storm in a teacup

comings and goings

Sturm und Drang

monkey business

discombobulation

reign of terror

disorganization^US

disorganisation^UK

misunderstanding

three-ring circus

state of agitation

a three-ring circus

apprehensiveness

state of anxiety

scene of confusion

topsy-turvyness

utter confusion

chaotic situation

street fighting

violent disorder

wild excitement

state of unrest

ants in your pants

an omnishambles

absence of government

dog's breakfast

troublesome situation

nervous excitement

febrile disease

running a temperature

more heat than light

insubordination

guerrilla activity

act of resistance

underground activity

seizure of power

act of defiance

discontinuation

bit of argy-bargy

difference of opinion

precipitousness

expeditiousness

precipitateness

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Noun

An event or show, produced on a large scale and with striking effects

flight of fancy

theatrical performance

dramatization^US

public presentation

dramatisation^UK

theatrical piece

public performance

theatrical work

historical drama

television drama

television play

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Noun

A false show or pretense

pretentiousness

window dressing

outward appearance

false appearance

window-dressing

smoke and mirrors

misrepresentation

superciliousness

airs and graces

going Hollywood

assumed manners

unnatural imitation

putting on airs

outward display

course of action

sleight of hand

confidence trick

ostensible reason

rationalization^US

rationalisation^UK

mitigating circumstances

why and wherefore

irresistible bait

attention-grabber

crocodile tears

wild-goose chase

diversionary tactic

misleading clue

bait and switch

oldest trick in the book

monkey business

confidence game

supposed grounds

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Noun

A break from work

rest and recreation

beer and skittles

leave of absence

leisure pursuit

leisure activity

leisure interest

amateur interest

pleasurable pastime

favourite occupation

favorite occupation

special interest

outdoor activity

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Verb

Enjoy oneself in a lively and noisy way, especially with drinking and dancing

have a good time

take satisfaction

let your hair down

push the boat out

paint the town red

have a wild time

go out on the town

kick up one's heels

get a kick out of

have a night on the tiles

indulge oneself

get a thrill out of

live extravagantly

take delight in

be on cloud nine

be walking on air

be treading on air

be in seventh heaven

be as pleased as Punch

put the flag out

put the flags out

kill the fatted calf

be over the moon

be beside oneself with joy

get a charge out of

feel self-satisfied about

congratulate oneself on

take great pleasure in

be on top of the world

have the time of one's life

pique oneself on

kick over the traces

be in high spirits

have a night on the town

live in the lap of luxury

derive pleasure

get a charge from

make a pig of oneself

live high on the hog

live high off the hog

drink and make merry

have a great time

let one's hair down

go on a drinking bout

commemorate occasion

rub one's hands together

pat oneself on the back about

preen oneself about

eat, drink and be merry

go on a pub crawl

have a whale of a time

live life to the full

mark with a red letter

go on the bevvy

live high on hog

have the time of your life

live the life of Riley

cause a disturbance

feel satisfaction at

find satisfaction in

find pleasure in

take satisfaction in

take pleasure in

feel proud about

give oneself up to

indulge yourself

flatter oneself on

preen oneself on

cause a commotion

pique oneself in

give oneself a pat on the back for

be proud of oneself for

pat oneself on the back for

get a buzz out of

get a kick from

get a buzz from

get a bang from

be loud and noisy

go on the rampage

get out of control

have a wild party

be pleased about

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“The 6,000 Scots who travelled to Rome revelled till late in the city's squares.”

Verb

To take delight in

be entertained by

take pleasure in

feel self-satisfied about

get a kick out of

get a thrill out of

thoroughly enjoy

take great pleasure

take great delight

have a thing about

like to indulge in

get a charge from of

take great pleasure in

have an affection for

derive satisfaction from

have a predilection for

get a charge out of

find pleasure in

amuse oneself with

get pleasure from

get a buzz from

have a penchant for

have a liking for

have a passion for

get a thrill from

immerse yourself in

get a bang out of

have a thing for

take satisfaction in

enjoy to the full

have a fondness for

have a preference for

derive great pleasure from

get a buzz out of

have a proclivity for

have a soft spot for

find satisfaction in

have a taste for

have a weakness for

be passionate about

take an interest in

have regard for

feel satisfaction with

take a thrill to

take a fancy to

have a great liking for

find great pleasure

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“Fans are finding it almost unpatriotic to criticise teams and players, or to revel in their triumphs.”

Verb

To engage in an activity for enjoyment and recreation

entertain oneself

disport oneself

entertain yourself

have a good time

engage in games

occupy yourself

be life of party

let one's hair down

kick up your heels

kick up one's heels

go places and do things

play games with

set one's cap at

make sheep's eyes at

make advances at

make romantic advances to

give the come-on to

play fast and loose

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Verb

To talk humorously or flippantly (about something or someone)

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