IPA: /spriː/
KK: /spri/
A lively and carefree outing or a time when someone indulges in an activity without restraint.
They went on a shopping spree and bought a lot of new clothes.
Spree originates from the Scottish word 'spree', meaning a revel or a spree, which is derived from the Old English 'spriwan', meaning to spring or leap. The word conveys a sense of lively or extravagant activity, often associated with enjoyment or indulgence.
Imagine a lively celebration where people are 'springing' into action, enjoying themselves — that's what a spree is all about.