make merry

We did no more than laugh and make merry over the past until the others came and demanded the purpose of his visit.

The symbol is an allusion to the old custom of going about on that night begging drink to make merry with.

But for all that, I do not see why I should not make merry at thy expense.

Hereupon they sat down and began to eat and drink and make merry.

They sat down in two cross-rows, and began to drink wine and make merry just like human beings.

Bring us something so that we may eat and make merry,—and then prepare the guest cabin.

And the new critics, who never heard Thalberg, have the impertinence to flout him, to make merry at his fantasias.

The elder brother never got a kid that he might make merry with his friends; and why?

I hide the girls in the daytime, and make merry with them in the evening.

Jenny Andrews and Amy Seaton officiated as bridesmaids, and a large party were invited to make merry on the occasion.