intransitive. To behave noisily or boisterously.

intransitive. †To rant and bluster as a roisterer (obsolete); †to vociferate (obsolete); to ‘go on’ violently, to rave in anger or excitement, to…

intransitive. Originally English regional. To behave in a boisterous, unruly, or troublesome manner; to misbehave; spec. (of a horse) to jump or…

to whoop it up. transitive. colloquial (originally U.S.). To enjoy oneself or celebrate in a noisy way; (also) to stir up political enthusiasm…

slang. to raise sand (U.S.): to create a disturbance; to make a fuss.

to raise (also kick up, play,etc.) merry hell and variants: to create a disturbance or upheaval; to cause great trouble, pain, or suffering.

Used quasi-adverbially in to go ape (slang, originally U.S.), to go ‘crazy’; to become excited, violent, sexually aggressive, etc.; to display…

plural. Crazy, mad, wild (with excitement, anger, frustration, etc.), esp. in the phrase to go (also drive) bananas. colloquial.