Revel (verb)

1. To take great pleasure or delight in something.
2. To take part in a lively and noisy party or celebration.
3. To engage in unrestrained and often noisy merrymaking.

Origin:

From the old french "reveler" which means "to rebel" or "to take pleasure in".

Examples:

1. The children reveled in the snow and had a great time building a snowman.
2. The party-goers reveled until the early hours of the morning.
3. The dancers reveled in the music and moved to the beat.
4. The football fans reveled in their team's victory.
5. The tourists reveled in the local culture and traditions.