on the town
Definition
› enjoying yourself by going to places of entertainment in a town or city: I was out on the town/I had a night on the town last night, and I'm exhausted!Celebrating and entertaining
(Definition of on the town from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- a good time was had by all idiom
- amuse verb
- amused adjective
- bacchanalian adjective
- be a hoot idiom
- compere verb
- divert verb (TAKE ATTENTION AWAY)
- entertain verb (AMUSE)
- entertain verb (INVITE)
- entertaining noun
- go to town idiom
- hostess noun
- propose verb (SUGGEST)
- put the flags out! idiom
- regale sb with sth phrasal verb
- rejoice verb
- rejoicing noun
- revel verb
- romp verb
- wine verb
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