bacchanal
bacch
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British pronunciation
/bˈækənə‍l/

Definition & Meaning of "bacchanal"in English

Bacchanal
01

a party marked by heavy drinking, loud music, and unrestrained behavior

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The old mansion hosted a bacchanal each summer, with guests dancing until dawn.
Word spread about the college bacchanal that left the quad littered with empty cups.
02

a person who regularly takes part in heavy drinking sessions

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He was known as a bacchanal among his friends, always ready for a pub crawl.
As a true bacchanal, she hosted monthly wine-tasting parties that turned rowdy.
03

someone who celebrates with wine and song, in the spirit of the Roman god of wine

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At the harvest fair, each bacchanal raised a goblet to Bacchus's health.
The masked bacchanal danced around the bonfire, clutching a tilted flask.
bacchanal
01

(of an event or scene) filled with loud, uncontrolled drinking and revelry

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The film 's courtroom scene turned bacchanal when the jury and lawyers broke into song.
She wrote about the bacchanal atmosphere in the streets after the championship win.
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