Meanings of carouse at in English

He was evidently a sailor returning from a carouse at some tavern.

Be they condemned to carouse at the tables of the voluptuous!

They fight and carouse at such times like regular topers.

You do not carouse at will in the local taverns.

Some of them had held a drunken carouse at their rendezvous at Heavy Tree.

Therefore he would give them a great carouse at the White Horse in the Monk's Close, and then assuredly he would be appointed chief equerry.

I understand, Philibert; they were carousing at that hour of daylight?

How many a merry night We have caroused at Bibulus' table!

That night, my men went carousing at the local tavern.

The house caroused at my expense till late.

It was wartime, after all, and they dealt with thousands of men on a daily basis, many of whom caroused at night.

There is really no contest, the Colonel is probably carousing at one of his clubs and has certainly turned off his mobile.

The windows being closed, Signor Orazio concluded that a band of soldiers were carousing at table just between them and behind the sun.

They were carousing at the 'Three Pigeons.' I hope that Raymond's prohibition against that place may have been the saving of the Hall servants.