to shivoo

Examples

• All

• Whenever there is a holiday, the neighbors love to shivoo together in the backyard.

• The team promised to shivoo if they won the championship game.

• They love to shivoo on weekends.

• We shivood all night long!

• After finishing their project, the coworkers decided to shivoo at the nearby bar.

• To celebrate her promotion, she planned to shivoo with her friends at a trendy restaurant.

• Every summer, the community gathers to shivoo during the annual block party.

Synonyms

R

to riot

vsto shivoo

• Informal

4 7.1

To celebrate loudly and behave in a wild noisy way

is usually less boisterous and not necessarily drunken

M

to make whoopee

vsto shivoo

• Archaic

1 8.7

Enjoy a loud, lively party with dancing and drinking

is used for joining a lively noisy party rather than focusing on personal pleasure

J

to jollify

vsto shivoo

• Archaic

9.8

Celebrate loudly with singing, dancing, and drinking

is used more broadly for joining any lively noisy party, not only drinking ones

C

carousing

vsto shivoo

7.9

Noisy, lively behavior at a party where people drink a lot

is broader, meaning join any lively noisy party, not only drunken revelry

Antonyms

W

to withdraw

466 2.8

To stop taking part in a place or activity

M

to mourn

191 3.0

Feel or show deep sadness after someone dies

How Lively

to revel

17 4.9

to shivoo

• Archaic

9.9

to party

• Informal

298 3.0

to get together

• Informal

644 2.0

Surface Forms

Etymology