merrymaking

Voice: People may commonly think Halloween involves nothing but 'merrymaking', but in fact, Halloween means more in Europe.

The German Police said that possibly was the stray bullet which the merrymaking launched has hit this man.

Merrymaking begins on New Year's Eve and builds up to midnight.

A boisterous festivity or celebration; merrymaking. Often used in the plural.

Come on, stay here, and then start and merrymaking the rest of the trip to Australia.

A riotous drinking party; boisterous merrymaking ; revelry.

Engaging in boisterous, drunken merrymaking, we caroused whole night.

On Christmas Eve, people dance and sing around Christmas tree merrymaking.

He has appeared on "Late Show" , "Good Morning America" and other shows, describing a roisterous campus lifestyle of beer and merrymaking.

The streets of this city were filled with merrymaking after the country won the World Cup.

The true essence of the holiday is lost in all the merrymaking.

To engage in boisterous, drunken merrymaking.

An ear-splitting noise of merrymaking issued from the open windows, and died out far away under the serene evening sky.

a festival marked by merrymaking and processions.

Merrymaking filled the streets from dawn onward.

The frenzied merrymaking diminishes as you move up the beach road to central and North Pattaya, and to neighboring Naklua beach