Both Uses of
carouse
in
Beowulf - (translated by: Gummere)
- Came Wealhtheow forth, queen of Hrothgar, heedful of courtesy, gold-decked, greeting the guests in hall; and the high-born lady handed the cup first to the East-Danes' heir and warden, bade him be blithe at the beer-carouse, the land's beloved one.†
*
- — One beer-carouser in danger of doom lay down in the hall.†
Definition:
having fun with others in a noisy manner while drinking alcohol