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debauch

[dih-bawch] / dɪˈbɔtʃ /


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She also has a bird named Caligula, after the famously debauched Roman emperor, and a rather-too-keen interest in true crime.

From Los Angeles Times

For more escapist fare, Netflix adds the globe-trotting "The Hangover" this month – and both sequels – for a truly debauched movie marathon of manchildren.

From Salon

It should bring drama and moments of doubt, but culminate in a thrilling reveal and debauched revelry.

From Washington Post

“The Villa” is a moody labyrinth of a novel fortified by Hawkins’s evident knowledge of Gothic conventions: missing manuscripts, debauched aristocrats, isolated locales and the like.

From Washington Post

People sipped wine with their salmon or steak, but this was not a debauched song-nyeun-hwae of times past.

From Los Angeles Times