Bacchanalian (adjective)

Relating to wild and drunken revelry or festivity, especially with reference to the ancient Roman festival of Bacchus.

Origin:

From the roman god bacchus, the god of wine, and the suffix '-an,' meaning 'pertaining to.'.

Examples:

1. The party was a bacchanalian affair with excessive drinking and dancing.
2. The bacchanalian festival was a time of revelry and excess.
3. The bacchanalian behavior of the guests disturbed the neighbors.
4. His bacchanalian lifestyle eventually caught up with him and led to his downfall.
5. The bacchanalian revelers were dancing and singing into the night.