To revel wildly or conduct oneself like a reveler; to engage in unrestrained celebration or drunken behavior.
From Latin 'debacchārī,' formed from 'de-' (down, out) and 'bacchārī' (to revel, from Bacchus, the Roman god of wine). The word literally means to go wild like followers of Bacchus.
Bacchus was the Roman party god, and his name became the root for words about wild celebration—that's why 'bacchanal' parties are legendary, and 'debacchate' captures that chaotic, wine-soaked energy.
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