reveller

rev·el  (rvl)

intr.v. rev·eled also rev·elled, rev·el·ing also rev·el·ling, rev·els also rev·els

1. To take great pleasure or delight: She reveled in her unaccustomed leisure.

2. To engage in uproarious festivities; make merry.

n.

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

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[Middle English revelen, to carouse, from Old French reveler, to rebel, carouse, from Latin rebellre, to rebel; see rebel.]

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revel·er, revel·ler n.

Thesaurus

Noun

1.

reveller - a celebrant who shares in a noisy party; "the clubs attract revelers as young as thirteen" merrymaker, reveler celebrant, celebrater, celebrator - a person who is celebrating roisterer - an especially noisy and unrestrained merrymaker

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reveller

noun merrymaker, carouser, pleasure-seeker, partygoer, roisterer, celebrator Many of the revellers are tourists.

Translations

reveller reveler (US) [ˈrevləʳ] N → juerguista mf, parrandero/a m/f; (= drunk) → borracho/a m/f

reveller [ˈrɛv^ələ^r] n → participant(e) m/f aux festivités

reveller, (US) reveler

n → Feiernde(r) mf

reveller reveler (Am) [ˈrɛvləʳ] n → chi fa baldoria

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reveller reveler (Am) [ˈrɛvləʳ] n → chi fa baldoria