Carouse is valid Scrabble Word

Is carouse a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is carouse valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

7 letters word
9 points in Scrabble
11 points in WWF

Definitions for CAROUSE in dictionary:

VERB:

to engage in a carousal
drink alcohol and enjoy oneself with others in a noisy, lively way
have a merry drinking party
To drink deeply or freely in compliment; to take part in a carousal; to engage in drunken revels.
To drink up; to drain; to drink freely or jovially.
engage in boisterous, drunken merrymaking

NOUN:

a noisy, lively drinking party
A large draught of liquor.
A drinking match; a carousal.
revelry in drinking; a merry drinking party

Words related to CAROUSE

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Words that contain CAROUSE

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How to use CAROUSE in a sentence

Inside the carouse raged, while we, who had thought to set Potts at large, listened and wondered.
If you want to go out and carouse and chase around, do that.
A couple of hours sufficed Rochester to sleep off the effects of his carouse.
When I returned to Jalta, I was obliged to wait more than two hours, as the gentlemen with whom I was to go on board had not yet finished their carouse.
Another man under such a strain of mind and body would have gone on a stupendous thought drowning carouse.
He had intended to get in many another good carouse before the sick man died or got well as nature willed.
Here, rioting among his comrades, his native appetites break loose in mad excess, in deep carouse, and desperate gaming.
HIARTUAR rejoiced, and had the tables spread for feasting, bidding the banquet come after the battle, and fain to honour his triumph with a carouse.
They propose a carouse over their booty, and one is sent to the town to buy wine.
We had the fire, the exulting troops, the carouse, the picketed horses, the shouts and songs, the lustre of the autumnal sky, and the bold longings for victory and the dawn.

But he made the people mad, and a great carouse that we kept gave them their opportunity.
The noblest leader is he who builds a great hall, throws it open for his people to carouse in, and liberally deals out beer, and bracelets, and money at the feast.
He had made a few hundred dollars out of his deal, and fortunately, had not spent all of it on his grand carouse.
When he alighted, he found but three copper cents in his pocket, all that was left him after a considerable carouse on the river boat coming down.
She drives him away in no very gentle fashion, and he runs away from her only to carouse the more.
And after meat they began to carouse and to discourse.
I was anxious that the outfit should have a good carouse, and showed the lights and shadows of the town with a pride worthy of one of its founders.
This delay Walker bore like a philosopher, and, far from repining, was still the gayest fellow of the tennis-court, and the soul of the midnight carouse.
There was the Black Bull Inn, where wretched Bramwell Bronte used to carouse.
A peasant who had wandered rather deeper into the wood than usual, as he was returning home one dark night after a carouse, beheld a strange sight.
The Goths seemed to be indulging in very sound slumbers after their carouse, for nothing was to be seen but the slaves coming in with bowls of milk from the cattle.
Next evening, when preparation began, Pietrie and Graham got everything ready for a carouse in their class-room.
Our second outfit arrived at the chosen grazing grounds on time, the men were instantly relieved, and after a good carouse in town they started home.
A few hours after the carouse had ended he would resume his sceptre, as austere and dignified a ruler as you would find in Europe.
The tap-room, where the peasant sits and carouse, is just as finely hung round with green.
The festival in which the gods carouse is of a piece with the divine Ethiopian feasts of Homer.
On the beach was a melancholy pic-nic party, engaged in a mild carouse.
They will drink beer and wine, visit bad places, gamble and carouse.
Peter had been tempted to spend his last day of freedom in a carouse, and every penny he possessed had gone over a fine dinner and costly wines.
But as soon as Big Ingmar was dead and buried, Elof began to drink and carouse.

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