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go on a spree

VERB

carouse

Synonyms

STRONG

booze drink frolic imbibe play quaff revel riot roister wassail

WEAK

have fun paint the town paint the town red raise Cain whoop it up

Antonyms

WEAK

be sad grieve

VERB

play

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STRONGEST

dance

STRONG

caper carouse cavort clown dally disport divert frisk frolic gambol joke jump kibitz recreate rejoice revel romp skip sport toy trifle

WEAK

amuse oneself be life of party carry on cut capers cut up entertain oneself fool around horse around idle away kick up heels let go let loose let one's hair down make merry mess around show off

Antonyms

STRONG

be sad

WEAK

work

VERB

revel

Synonyms

STRONGEST

bask rejoice

STRONG

carouse crow delight enjoy frolic gloat indulge lark luxuriate relish riot roister roll rollick savor thrive wallow

WEAK

blow off steam carry on cut loose fool around kick up heels kid around lap up let go let loose live it up make merry paint the town run around step out whoop it up

Antonyms

STRONG

be sad disappoint dislike distress hate

VERB

roister

Synonyms

STRONG

bask carouse crow delight enjoy frolic gloat indulge lark luxuriate rejoice relish riot roll rollick savor thrive wallow

WEAK

blow off steam carry on cut loose fool around kick over the traces kick up heels kick up one's heels kid around lap up let go let loose live it up make merry make whoopee paint the town paint the town red run around step out whoop it up

Antonyms

STRONG

be sad disappoint dislike distress hate

Example Sentences

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How entitled must these athletic directors be that they would go on a spree to the Ritz in this climate?

From Washington Post • Aug. 22, 2019

Those who enjoy humming the scenery can forget the plot and go on a spree of influence hunting.

From Time Magazine Archive

Instead, he made a name for himself with The 400 Blows, a title derived from a French slang expression "faire les 400 coups," meaning "to go on a spree."

From Time Magazine Archive

Aks�nov laughed, and said: "Are you afraid that I might go on a spree at the fair?"

From Fables for Children, Stories for Children, Natural Science Stories, Popular Education, Decembrists, Moral Tales by Tolstoy, Leo, graf

Aksionov laughed, and said, "You are afraid that when I get to the fair I shall go on a spree."

From Best Russian Short Stories by Seltzer, Thomas

go on a spree

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