saturnalia
31SATURNALIA — a festival in ancient Rome in honour of Saturn, in which all classes, free and bond, and young and old, enjoyed and indulged in all kinds of merriment without restraint …
32Saturnalia — Løssluppen fest …
33saturnalia — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. festival, carnival; revel[ry], rejoicing, celebration. See amusement. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. spree, revelry, bacchanalia, debauch; see orgy …
34saturnalia — sat|ur|na|li|a [ˌsætəˈneıliə US tər ] n literary [Date: 1500 1600; : Latin; Origin: saturnalis of the god Saturn ] an occasion when people enjoy themselves in a very wild and uncontrolled way …
35saturnalia — sat|ur|na|li|a [ ,sætər neıliə ] noun count LITERARY a party or festival during which people drink a lot of alcohol and behave in an uncontrolled way …
36saturnalia — Sat·ur·na·li·a || ‚sætÉ™ neɪljÉ™ n. noisy and unconstrained merrymaking, wild revelry …
37saturnalia — n. pl. [L.] Revels, orgies, feasts …
38saturnalia — noun (C) literary an occasion when people enjoy themselves in a very wild and uncontrolled way …
39saturnalia — n revelry, merrymaking, revels, frolic; party, partying, wild party, Sl. hot time, Sl. bash, Sl. lollapalooza, Inf. clambake; carnival, festivity, festival, feast; bacchanalia, bacchanal, orgy, debauch, carousal, carouse …
40saturnalia — sat·ur·na·lia …