1. a person who celebrates in a lively and noisy way
Usage: British spelling; American spelling is ‘reveler’

Examples

• The revellers danced until dawn at the New Year’s party.
• Police had to disperse the noisy revellers outside the pub.
• Carnival revellers filled the streets with music and laughter.
• The wedding revellers celebrated late into the night.
• Street revellers threw confetti during the festival parade.
• The hotel complained about revellers making noise in the hallways.