Originally: †excessive revelry or merriment; dissoluteness; debauchery (obsolete). Later in weakened use, often without negative connotation of…
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| 释义 | society > leisure > social event > a merrymaking or convivial occasion > merrymaking or conviviality > [noun] > noisy or riotous (27) riotingc1390 Originally: †excessive revelry or merriment; dissoluteness; debauchery (obsolete). Later in weakened use, often without negative connotation of… revelling1395 The action of revel, v.1 (in various senses); an instance of this. revelc1400 Noisy, wild, or disorderly enjoyment or merrymaking; revelry. Usually in plural in later use. revelryc1410 The action or an act of revelling; boisterous mirth or merrymaking; (also in plural) lively entertainments; wild or noisy festivities, esp. those… revel-rout?1499 Uproarious revelry; wild or boisterous merrymaking; (also) disorder, chaos, pandemonium. Now rare. jetting1509 Wanton revelry, disorder. deray?a1513 Disorderly mirth and revelry as in a dance or similar festivity. Chiefly in the alliterative phrase dancing and deray. archaic. company keeping1529 (a) n. the action or fact of socializing or associating with another or others, esp. boisterously or convivially; spec. revelry, carousing; †(b) adj.… banqueting1535 Giving of banquets (obsolete); indulgence in luxurious entertainment, feasting, carousal. roistingc1560 Noisy or boisterous revelry. Cf. roistering, n. wassailinga1586 The action of wassail, v.; carousing, riotous festivity. riotise1590 Wild or dissipated behaviour or lifestyle; dissoluteness; riotousness. roister-doisterdom1592 reels1603 In plural. Revels, revelry. Obsolete. rare. roaring1617 Noisy, boisterous, or rowdy conduct. Obsolete (historical in later use). ranting1633 The action of rant, v. (in various senses); an instance of this. rattle1688 A state of uproar, commotion, or boisterous or exuberant activity (also as a mass noun). Also in extended use: energy, vigour, dynamism. Now chiefly… high jinks1699 high jinks n. apparently originally high pranks. A name given to various frolics formerly indulged in at drinking parties. Scottish. Obsolete. roistering1805 The action of roister, v.; a noisy celebration or revel. spree1808 Rough amusement, merrymaking, or sport; prolonged drinking or carousing; indulgence or participation in this. wassailry1814 Carousing, revelry. revelment1822 Revelling; revelry. Tom and Jerryism1822 rowdy or drunken behaviour, esp. as considered typical of young men of the Regency period. spreeing1845 indulgence or participation in a spree or sprees; also attributive. to be on the roister1860 to be on the roister: to engage in wild, boisterous celebrations or revelry. Obsolete. rare. riotousness1882 The state or condition of being riotous (in various senses). whoopee1928 Noisy or exuberant partying; merrymaking, revelry. Cf. to make whoopee at phrases. |
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