revelrous


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rev·el·ry

(rĕv′əl-rē)
n. pl. rev·el·ries
Boisterous merrymaking.
rev′el·rous (-rəs) adj.
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revelrous

(ˈrɛvəlrəs)
adj
of or relating to revelry
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