jamboree
/ˌdʒæmbəˈriː/
NOUN
1. Boisterous and lavish celebration
A lively, festive, and often large celebration or party characterized by enthusiastic enjoyment, entertainment, social activities, and merrymaking.
1.1. Festive parties and social celebrations
Used to describe an energetic and enjoyable social event where people gather to celebrate, socialize, dance, and participate in entertainment.
Synonyms
- bash
- blowout
- party
- shindig
- wingding
- gathering
- celebration
- festivity
- gala
- fest
- soiree
- get-together
- affair
- function
- carousal
Antonyms
- mourning
- solemnity
- commemoration
- formal observance
Examples
- The school organized a lively cultural jamboree to celebrate diversity and unity.
- Families pitched tents and set up grills for a festive weekend jamboree in the park.
- Local musicians performed on the main stage, adding to the vibrant atmosphere of the community jamboree.
- Participants dressed in colorful costumes, creating a cheerful and festive ambiance at the neighborhood jamboree.
Related Words
1.2. Wild parties and excessive revelry
Used to describe an exuberant celebration involving uninhibited partying, heavy drinking, indulgence, and excessive merrymaking.
Synonyms
Antonyms
- sobriety
- abstinence
- restraint
- moderation
Examples
- The annual jamboree continued late into the night with music, dancing, and enthusiastic revelry.
- The celebration turned into a wild jamboree after the championship victory.
- The weekend jamboree became an unforgettable spree of music, dancing, and partying.
Related Words
- intoxication
- inebriation
- drunkenness
- overindulgence
- debauchery
- excess
- tipsiness
- merrymaking
NOUN
2. Frolic and carefree merrymaking
An occasion or period of lively enjoyment, playful activity, and carefree amusement, often involving spontaneous fun and entertainment.
2.1. Playful activities and joyful entertainment
Used to describe a lively occasion filled with playful behavior, amusement, laughter, and enjoyable activities.
Synonyms
- frolic
- lark
- romp
- caper
- merrymaking
- high jinks
- jollification
- revel
- merriment
- jollity
Antonyms
- boredom
- gloom
- melancholy
- solemnity
Examples
- The children enjoyed a weekend jamboree filled with games, laughter, and outdoor adventures.
- The village organized a summer jamboree where everyone could participate in fun activities.
- The lively jamboree brought together friends and families for an afternoon of carefree enjoyment.
Related Words
NOUN
3. Large organized Scout gathering
A large organized gathering or rally of Scouts or Guides, typically involving participants from different regions who come together for camping, outdoor activities, competitions, training, and fellowship.
3.1. Scout and Guide events
Used specifically for large organized gatherings of Scouts or Guides, where participants take part in camping, educational programs, outdoor challenges, ceremonies, and group activities.
Synonyms
- rally
- convention
- gathering
- assembly
- camporee
Antonyms
- disbandment
- dispersal
- separation
Examples
- The scouts gathered around the campfire to share stories during the evening jamboree.
- Thousands of Scouts traveled from different countries to attend the international jamboree.
- The regional jamboree offered young participants opportunities to develop leadership skills and make new friends.
Related Words
- Scouting
- Guides
- camping
- outdoors
- fellowship
- campsite
- troop
- expedition
- community
- youth organization