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• n  revelry in drinking; a merry drinking party

• The jackals of the press have settled into their routines of mild carousal.
• The Cleveland gathering provided a great carrousel and carousal for flyers and planes.
• Emory Buckner, Federal attorney of New York, whose dour padlocking of some of Manhattan's most famous places of carousal has won him fame in the smart set, was kept longest .

• carouse
• bender
• toot
• booze-up

News & Articles

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• The 10 NCAA Basketball Conference Showdowns Guaranteed to Thrill Fans in 2013-14
  Discussion surrounding college basketball has become so focused on March Madness in recent years that the beauty of conference races and fierce rivalries is now lost on many fans. Clearly the goal is to cut down the nets at the Final Four, but a conference crown and victories over your hated archrival have to amount to at least somewhat of a successful season. Thanks to the never ending carousal ...
  July 16, 2013 - Bleacher Report
• The 10 NCAA Basketball Conference Showdowns Guaranteed to Thrill Fans in 2013-14
  Discussion surrounding college basketball has become so focused on March Madness in recent years that the beauty of conference races and fierce rivalries is now lost on many fans. Clearly the goal is to cut down the nets at the Final Four, but a conference crown and victories over your hated archrival have to amount to at least somewhat of a successful season. Thanks to the never ending carousal ...
  July 16, 2013 - Bleacher Report

Quotes

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• Sayyid Qutb in Human Events (blog)
  Likewise the jihad theorist Sayyid Qutb, after an unhappy sojourn in America in the late 1940s, complained about that Americans even "go to church for carousal and enjoyment, or, as they call it in their language, 'fun.'"