Vocab 3

Question 1

carouse (v.)

Answer 1

to party or celebrate, usually with a lot of excitement and alcohol Synonyms: bar-crawl, spree, go on a bender, binge, party

Question 2

cavort (v.)

Answer 2

to leap about, to behave energetically and happily
Synonyms: jump, skip, dance, romp, bounce, gambol, prance, frolic, play

Question 3

Derriere (noun

Answer 3

butt
Synonysm: buttocks, rear, behind, hindquarters, a**

Question 4

Raucous (adj.)

Answer 4

making unpleasant noises, sounding unpleasant. (usually also loud)
Synonyms: harsh, dissonant, squawking, piercing, rasping, cacophonous

Question 5

revel (v.)

Answer 5

to enjoy something intensely, usually by actively enjoying something.
Generally you say a person “revels in” something
Synonyms: celebrate, feast, enjoy, delight, rejoice, exult, luxuriate, indulge

Question 6

relish (v.)

Answer 6

to enjoy, usually by internally enjoying it

Question 7

regurgitate (v.)

Answer 7

to vomit–this word can also be used figuratively (vomit information)
Synonyms: vomit, be sick, throw up, hurl, puke, (repeat, recite)

Question 8

Inebriated (adj.)

Answer 8

drunk Synonyms: drunk, tipsy, plastered, intoxicated, wasted

Question 9

myriad (adj. OR noun.)

Answer 9

a lot of something (noun) or a lot (adjective)

Question 10

jubilant (adj.)

Answer 10

extremely joyful and happy
Synonyms: overjoyed, exultant, triumphant, joyfull, thrilled, elated, exuberant, euphoric

Question 11

vociferous (adj.)

Answer 11

vocally and loudly saying or yellling. This is usually negative.
Synonyms: outspoken, vocal, noisy, yelping, complaining, audibly