Spree
81SPREE — a river of Prussia, rises in East Saxony close to the Bohemian border, follows a winding and generally N. and NW. course of 227 m. till its Junction with the Havel at Spandau; chief towns on its banks are Bautzen, Kottbus, Lübben, and Berlin;… …
82spree — Mawdesley Glossary going drinking, leaving their work for days and weeks …
83Spree — Dat Ole Land • Star (Vogel) …
84spree — sprÉªË n. binge, period of unrestrained self indulgence (drinking, shopping, etc.); fun social activity …
85spree — peers …
86Spree — ted. Sprea …
87spree — n. (Colloq.) 1. Carousal, revel, revelry, revelling, jollification, bacchanals, saturnalia, debauch, compotation, wassail, orgies, carouse, cups, drinking bout. 2. Row, riot, disturbance, shindy …
88spree — n 1. frolic, outing, romp, lark, gambol, rollick, frisk; escapade, antic, adventure; celebration, gala affair, wing ding, Inf. get together, Irish. hooley; merrymaking, revelry, jollification, Inf. goings on. 2. fling, bout, carouse, carousal,… …
89spree — noun Syn: bout, orgy; informal binge, splurge …
90spree — [spriː] noun [C] a short period that you spend doing a lot of an enjoyable activity …