| "On time's long tables the pitchers of God carouse..." | |
| - You carouse any, Dad? | |
| -Action words. -Revel, carouse, party. | |
| And now we must dance and carouse and celebrate Edward's 15 years as King. | |
| And we men will stay and have a carouse to ourselves. What do you say? | |
| "On time's long tables the pitchers of God carouse..." | |
| - You carouse any, Dad? | |
| -Action words. -Revel, carouse, party. | |
| And now we must dance and carouse and celebrate Edward's 15 years as King. | |
| And we men will stay and have a carouse to ourselves. What do you say? | |
| Let's quaff carouses to this gentleman. | |
| The Picture of Dorian Grey was very popular then. I gave a 15-second impression of The Picture of Dorian Grey. About the man who carouses. | |
| The queen carouses to thy fortune, Hamlet. | |
| The queen carouses to thy fortune, Hamlet. | |
| The queen carouses to thy fortune, | |
| Let's quaff carouses to this gentleman. | |
| The Picture of Dorian Grey was very popular then. I gave a 15-second impression of The Picture of Dorian Grey. About the man who carouses. | |
| The queen carouses to thy fortune, Hamlet. | |
| The queen carouses to thy fortune, Hamlet. | |
| The queen carouses to thy fortune, | |
| - He caroused along with the best of them. | |
| He caroused around France and Italy, drinking, having affairs... | |
| No, we just caroused. | |
| Now, my sick fool Roderigo whom love hath turned almost the wrong side outward to Desdemona tonight hath caroused potations pottle-deep and he's to watch. | |
| They caroused with temptation! | |
| - A lot of carousing, huh? | |
| - A lot of carousing. Right. | |
| - Out here carousing. | |
| ..is a dishonest low-life who spends his days defending society's scum and his nights carousing with them. | |
| A King's magistrate carousing in a fisherman's pothouse? | |
| - He caroused along with the best of them. | |
| He caroused around France and Italy, drinking, having affairs... | |
| No, we just caroused. | |
| Now, my sick fool Roderigo whom love hath turned almost the wrong side outward to Desdemona tonight hath caroused potations pottle-deep and he's to watch. | |
| They caroused with temptation! | |
| - A lot of carousing, huh? | |
| - A lot of carousing. Right. | |
| - Out here carousing. | |
| ..is a dishonest low-life who spends his days defending society's scum and his nights carousing with them. | |
| A King's magistrate carousing in a fisherman's pothouse? | |
