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Meaning of spree
A brief period of time when someone does a lot of a particular activity, especially something enjoyable or exciting.
Etymology of spree
The word "spree" originated in the mid-16th century, from the German word "Spree", which is the name of a river in Germany, and was used to describe a type of boat trip or excursion on this river, later generalized to describe any kind of lively or exciting outing.
Synonyms
binge
orgy
splurge
extravagance
bingeing
blowout
fling
bash
party
celebration
festivity
revelry
carousal
jamboree
shindig
bash
free-for-all
rampage
riot
outbreak
eruption
explosion
outburst
frenzy
fracas
melee
tumult
uproar
chaos
pandemonium
mayhem
bedlam
tumultuation
Definitions
- A short period of time when someone does a lot of a particular activity, especially something enjoyable or exciting
- A period of unrestrained and often reckless behavior
Usage Examples
- The friends went on a shopping spree and bought a lot of clothes.
- The kids had a candy spree at the party and ate too much sugar.
- The company is on a hiring spree and is looking for new employees.