Meanings of carouse with in English

I imagined them callous, hard men, their only joy a carouse with their kind.

My son has gone into Pest to carouse with his friends and show off his latest scar.

Now I return to carouse with my jolly companions, and at that he laughed a little quietly.

Your charming lady is entertaining all the Senators' mistresses, and I am in the midst of a carouse with their Serenities.

He found the genial host-anhonest gossip called Chin-enjoying a hospitable carouse with half a dozen boon companions soaked full of flip and peach brandy.

A number of the men fell into a regular carouse with the detective; among them was Ike Denman, the captain of the yacht "Nancy."

He was fifty-four years old, and well known for carousing with young women.

The time was not misemployed which he spent immured in caverns and carousing with robbers.

They are drinking and carousing with the Indian women.

He does not even tell us what pleasure Henry finds in living and carousing with Falstaff.

He already knows I'm not wed, since it came up while I was carousing with his son.

A week after this, while Noakes was carousing with a sailor crowd on shore, at noonday, Capt.

He was standing a few inches from a picture of her laughing and carousing with Tor and Frank.

She caroused with male companions to the scandal of her people, and she swore like a trooper when displeased.

Mitchell gave accounts of extraordinarily intimate meetings and drunken carouses with a succession of prime ministers, particularly Rudd and Abbott.

His face was as yet scarcely marked by the slight Bacchic blotches which told of carouses with Dundas at Wimbledon.