Spree is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SPREE in dictionary:

VERB:
• to carouse
• take part in a spree
• engage without restraint in an activity and indulge, as when shopping
• go on a spree
NOUN:
• a spell or sustained period of unrestrained activity of a particular kind
• a spell of unrestrained drinking
• session of overindulgence, usu in drinking or spending money
• A merry frolic; especially, a drinking frolic; a carousal.
• a brief indulgence of your impulses
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an unrestrained indulgence in an activity

Words related to SPREE

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Words that contain SPREE

spreed9 sprees8 spreeze18 spreeing11 spreethe13 spreezed20 spreezes19 spreethed15 spreethes14 spreezing21 spreething16

How to use SPREE in a sentence

• A handful of boosy wretches are bundled into the forecastle, and as many more rolled, dead-drunk, into their bunks, to sleep off their last spree.
• And when harvest time was over, And we’d get our harvest fee, We’d meet, and quickly rise the keg, And then we’d have a spree.
• The old town is much intersected by canals communicating with the Spree which divides it.
• One day his employer had engaged a carpenter to make him a counter, but the man instead of attending to his work had been off on a drunken spree, and neglected to do the job.
• He frequently remained in for two or three days, as often as not spending all the money he got for the butter in a drunken spree.
• A kind of spree or scuffle took place between donkey-driver Quallo and another.
• The Black Beaver went home, told no one of his visit, and for several days indulged in the worst drunken spree of which he was capable.
• I resided at Berlin on the Spree Quay, and my apartment was on the ground floor.
• Still another man whom I tried did well for five weeks, and then broke out in a most profound spree, from which he could not be weaned.
• I guess everybody has got to go on a spree once in their life.
• Occasionally as a spree they dined in the city at some recommended restaurant and went to the theatre.
• God bless you! strike your pencil through all that came after the spree part.
• He crossed this place and the wide bridge, built across an arm of the Spree, without meeting with any vehicle.
• But he had again fallen from grace and was on a big spree in Buffalo when he drifted over to Fort Erie, and was arrested on suspicion of being implicated with the Fenians.
• The spree he had there on that fifty has been the talk of the town.
• In the Morning he might be acting as Pack-Pony for some Old Lady on a Shopping Spree and in the Afternoon he would be delivering a Ton of Coal.
• The prisoners were set free on parole to see the sights, while their Cossack guard went on a spree.
• He would go for months without a lapse, and then something would happen to give him a start, and nothing short of a spree would satisfy his craving.
• He remembered meeting, just on the first edge of his spree, one Joe De Barr, a cigar salesman whom he had known in San Jose.
• There the spree, the riot, and we might almost say the duel, are normal.
• Stowe or Charles Sumner, or the last person who furnishes a chance for a spree.
• On my arrival in Berkshire County, I found both of my employers were off on a spree, and that I was ordered to do the work of receiving and organizing.
• You travel together, you spree together confidentially, and you suit each other down to the ground.
• They showed no disposition to go on a spree again and so far as keeping the loads on, behaved very well indeed.
• Starr considered it safe to look for Miera, whom he had seen two or three days before in El Paso just nicely started on a ten-day spree that never stopped short of the city jail.
• An epithet of one who is showy in dress, expensive or apparently so in his mode of living, and inclined to spree.
• The very house suffers the headache that follows a prolonged spree.
• He had been on the spree, spent all his money, and two days before had been turned out of the boarding house, and had slept out for two nights.
• We did not care to disappoint them if a February thaw setting in on the 24th of December should break up the spree before it began.
• When we landed in Plymouth we had a spree, as you may suppose, and soon spent most of our money.

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