Sample Sentences forcarouse (auto-selected)
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After turning in her final exam, she and her friends went out to carouse and blow off steam.carouse = party loudly
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They were out carousing last night.carousing = partying loudly
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She'd thrown her husband out three years after they married, for carousing.† (source)
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"Mom's brothers would come up and want to go carousing with Dad," Uncle Jimmy explained.† (source)
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While I had been carousing back in Moscow, he had sought my sister out.† (source)
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All the men cheered—the sons, the carousers.† (source)
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What feasting and carousing!† (source)
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He let them go carouse, keeping just the boys, to help him hold the herd.† (source)
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After work Papi and Chuito caroused in the bars on Smith and Elm Streets and every few nights Papi stayed over in Perth Amboy.† (source)
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The windowpanes are so grimy he can scarcely see out of them, the blankets smell of mildew; directly below his room, a group of raucous drinkers carouses till well past midnight.† (source)
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The last faded sobriety of a violent midnight carouser who had loved the boys of three generations roughly, and made some of them into gunslingers.† (source)
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He and Landers were drinking buddies, legendary carousers.† (source)
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Nobody carousing or carrying on.† (source)
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Let them play poker and carouse all they wanted, all Jean Louise wanted was for the old house to be taken care of.† (source)
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The poverty-stricken prostitutes from nearby villages followed in the path of the expeditions, improvised tents in the gullies along the shore, brought music and liquor with them, and caroused across the river from the stranded vessel.† (source)
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He might be well-to-do, they say; but he carouses too much in Albany.† (source)
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