intransitive. To do a thing too much or to too great an extent; to go to excess; to exceed the proper limit.

intransitive. To behave immoderately, extravagantly, or without self-restraint; to commit excesses, run riot. Also figurative. Obsolete.

intransitive. To indulge in something to satiety or excess; esp. to eat or drink to excess; to feast gluttonously or over-abundantly (on, upon…

intransitive. To go beyond the bounds of moderation or propriety; to offend; to be extravagant. English regional (northern) in later use.

intransitive. To pass the bounds of propriety; to go too far; to break out. Obsolete.

intransitive. Of persons. With out: To rush, launch out, into excess of any kind; to break out into violent language; to squander one's…

intransitive. To go beyond the bounds of propriety, reasonableness, etc., esp. in language; to behave extravagantly; to exaggerate. Cf. lash, v.1 5…

intransitive. To go to excess, act extravagantly.

intransitive. To behave or live extravagantly or without due restraint; to become self-indulgent or dissolute; to indulge, luxuriate, revel (in…

To go beyond bounds; to exceed what is proper or reasonable.

figurative (cf. sense 3). jocular. To give oneself up unrestrainedly to enjoyment; to revel in.

to hit the high spots and variants: to perform or rise to a very high level; to include or touch on the most important points or places.

figurative. Excessively, beyond one's means. Chiefly in to go overboard: to behave immoderately; to go too far; to display excessive enthusiasm.