riot

[1]	mount the barricades , take to the streets , rebel , revolt , create/cause a disturbance , brawl , fight , (go on the/(US) a) rampage , run riot , storm
[2]	carouse , roister

[1]	public violence , rioting , riotous behaviour , disturbance , uproar , tumult , turmoil , (civil) disorder , lawlessness , hubbub , rumpus , turbulence , fracas , fray , affray , pandemonium , Donnybrook , brawl , row , unrest , commotion , bother , imbroglio , outburst , anarchy , disruption , violence , strife , (Colloq) ruckus , ruction , to-do , do , (Brit) bovver , punch-up
[2]	funny person/woman/man , rioting , comedian/comedienne , hilarious event/bit/shtick/thing/piece of business , (Colloq) gas , (US) panic , laugh-riot
[3]	belly laugh , sidesplitter , howler , thigh-slapper , scream , wow
[4]	orgy , debauch , debauchery , saturnalia , bacchanal , bacchanalia , drunken revelry