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Definition of reveller - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
party celebrationUK person at a lively party, sometimes noisy or drunkUK
- The reveller danced wildly at the festival.
- A lone reveller wandered through the quiet streets at dawn.
- Revellers spilled onto the sidewalk after the concert ended.
Expressions with reveller
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individual engaging in loud behavior after drinking
The pub was noisy with drunken revellers singing loudly.
Origin of reveller
Old French, reveler (to rebel)
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- French:fêtard, ...
- German:Feiernder, ...
- Italian:festaiolo, ...
- Spanish:juerguista, ...
- Portuguese:folião, ...
- Chinese:狂欢者, ...
- Japanese:宴会客, ...
- Arabic:مُحْتَفِل, ...
- Hebrew:חוֹגֵג, ...
- Russian:гуляка, ...
- Ukrainian:гуляка, ...
- Hindi:आयोजक, ...
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