| 释义 |
gaˈvaul, v. Sc.
Also gava(w)ll.
intr. To revel, carouse. (? Only in pres. pple. and vbl. n.)
1822Galt Provost xxiii. 170 Bailie McLucre..one night in going from a gavawlling with some of the neighbours, was overtaken by an apoplexy. 1823― Entail III. 282 Thir jocose gavaulings are worthy o' the occasion. 1887Service Dr. Duguid xii. 74 Dyvours..gavalling at the laird's expense. |