terms |
caroused |
As a noun terms
is .
As a verb caroused is
(
carouse).
aroused |
caroused |
As verbs the difference between aroused and caroused
is that
aroused is (
arouse) while
caroused is (
carouse).
caroused |
carouses |
As verbs the difference between caroused and carouses
is that
caroused is (
carouse) while
carouses is (
carouse).
caroused |
carouser |
As a verb caroused
is past tense of carouse.
As a noun carouser is
a person who carouses; a reveller.
carouse |
caroused |
As verbs the difference between carouse and caroused
is that
carouse is to engage in a noisy or drunken social gathering while
caroused is (
carouse).
As a noun carouse
is a large draught of liquor.
carousel |
caroused |
As a noun carousel
is a merry-go-round.
As a verb caroused is
past tense of carouse.