Synonyms and antonyms of To enjoy something, or to enjoy yourself in British Thesaurus

like (verb)

to enjoy doing something, or to feel that someone or something is pleasant or attractive

enjoy (verb)

to get pleasure from something

go in for ()

to enjoy a particular thing or activity

delight in ()

to get a lot of pleasure or enjoyment from something

savour (verb)

to enjoy an experience, activity, or feeling as much as you can and for as long as you can

revel in (mainly literary)

mainly literary to enjoy something very much

love (verb)

mainly spoken to like or enjoy something very much

have your fun ()

to do something that you enjoy or think is funny, especially something that annoys someone else

take/find pleasure in (doing) something ()

to enjoy doing something very much

go out ()

to leave your house and go somewhere, especially to do something enjoyable

bask (verb)

to enjoy people’s attention and approval, especially when you have achieved a great success

be full of fun ()

to get a lot of enjoyment from the things that you do

be/go on the razzle ()

to go out and enjoy yourself at a party, club, or bar

be one for (doing) something ()

to like or enjoy something very much

big it up ()

to enjoy yourself in a social situation, often by spending a lot of money

carouse (verb)

mainly literary to drink alcohol and enjoy yourself in a noisy way

cut loose (informal)

informal to stop behaving in a controlled way and start having fun

disport yourself ()

to enjoy yourself, especially in a way that makes other people notice you

do something for its own sake ()

to do something because you enjoy it or think it is important, not because you want to achieve an aim

drink in ()

to experience something with great enjoyment

enjoy yourself ()

to get pleasure from an event or experience

enter into the spirit (of something) ()

to behave in the enthusiastic way that people expect in a particular situation, for example in a game or at a party

feast your eyes on ()

to take great pleasure in looking at someone or something

gad (verb)

old-fashioned to go from place to place enjoying yourself, especially when you should be doing something else

gallivant (verb)

informal old-fashioned to go from place to place looking for enjoyment

get (verb)

to obtain a benefit or have a positive feeling when you do something

get into (informal)

informal to start enjoying something, or to become enthusiastic about it

get off on ()

to enjoy and become very excited about something, especially in a sexual way

get out ()

to go to different places and spend time enjoying yourself

get out of ()

to get pleasure or a benefit from something

get your jollies (British)

Britishinformal to get pleasure from an activity or experience

get your kicks from something ()

to do something, especially something bad, because it gives you a feeling of excitement

glory in ()

to get a lot of pleasure or satisfaction from something

gorge (verb)

to have as much of an enjoyable experience as you want

hang/cut loose ()

to start enjoying yourself and behaving in a relaxed uncontrolled way

have a ball ()

to enjoy yourself

have a field day (American)

American to have the chance to do something that you really enjoy, especially when it causes trouble for someone else

have a good laugh ()

to have fun

have a high old time ()

to enjoy yourself a lot

have a night on the tiles/be out on the tiles ()

to spend the evening enjoying yourself and come home very late

have a whale of a time ()

to have a lot of fun

indulge (verb)

to allow yourself to have or do something that you enjoy

lap up ()

to enjoy something and be keen to get more of it

let your hair down ()

to relax and enjoy yourself because you are in a comfortable environment

live (verb)

to have an interesting and exciting life

live for/in the moment ()

to enjoy the present time and not worry about the future

live it up ()

to do enjoyable and exciting things that involve spending a lot of money

love (verb)

used about places, ideas etc

luxuriate (verb)

to enjoy being in a very pleasant, comfortable, or relaxing situation or place

make a day of it ()

to spend the whole day, instead of just part of it, doing something enjoyable

make a night of it ()

to stay out late into the night having fun

make whoopee (old-fashioned)

old-fashioned to enjoy yourself in a noisy way

never tire of something ()

to always enjoy something

paint the town red ()

to enjoy yourself by going to places such as bars and clubs

party (verb)

informal to have fun eating and drinking, dancing etc with other people

relish (verb)

to get great pleasure or satisfaction from something

relish (verb)

to enjoy the thought of something that you are going to do

revel (verb)

mainly literary to celebrate or enjoy yourself in a lively and noisy way, especially by singing, dancing, and drinking alcohol

savor ()

the American spelling of savour

soak in ()

to spend time experiencing and enjoying the mood or feeling in a place

soak up (informal)

informal to spend time experiencing, listening to, or feeling something enjoyable

take (a) delight in (doing) something ()

to enjoy something, or to enjoy doing something

take/find pleasure in (doing) something ()

to enjoy doing something unpleasant to someone else

whoop it up ()

to enjoy yourself in a noisy way, especially with a lot of other people