Both Uses of
carouse
in
Faust -- Part 1 -- translated by Theil
- MERRYMAN Youth, my good friend, you certainly require When foes in battle round are pressing, When a fair maid, her heart on fire, Hangs on your neck with fond caressing, When from afar, the victor's crown, To reach the hard-won goal inciteth; When from the whirling dance, to drown Your sense, the night's carouse inviteth.†
- THE MONKEYS Gone to carouse, Out of the house, Thro' the chimney and away!†
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Definition:
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(carouse) having fun with others in a noisy manner while drinking alcohol