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Meanings of drunken reveller in English

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Someone who engages in drinking bouts.

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Usage of drunken reveller in English
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Why was he lingering here like a drunken reveller at a table of spilt wine?
Charles Rex
2
Rising hastily, I closed the door of my bedroom, thinking I had to do with some drunken reveller who might be noisy.
Project Gutenberg Complete Works of Winston Churchill
3
Odd as was this proposition, it exactly suited the half- drunken revellers.
The White Chief: A Legend of Northern Mexico
4
A few stunned birds survived their fall and stumbled around like drunken revellers.
The Irish Times
5
Drunken revellers and what its like to ride the Gold Coast trams on a Saturday night.
News.com.au
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The drunken revellers could make no resistance.
The Seven Great Monarchies Of The Ancient Eastern World, Vol 4: ...
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Drunken revellers on the streets of our towns and cities, at all hours - it's the students.
The Irish Times
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There is no major fireworks display and no central point where drunken revellers gather to see in the New Year.
News.com.au
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The EFF leader kicked back with dozens of drunken revellers and partied long into the early hours of the morning.
The South African
10
No longer would Sunday afternoons end with scores of drunken revellers spilling out onto the street in (often bizarre) costumes.
The South African
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There were still a few knots of drunken revellers in Shaftesbury Avenue, but all was quiet by the time we reached Hatton Garden.
Long time coming: a novel
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Catalan
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