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\ˌjam-bə-ˈrē\ ( jam-buh-ree)

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1 : a noisy or unrestrained carouse

2 a : a large festive gathering

2 b : a national or international camping assembly of Boy Scouts or Girl Scouts

3 : a long mixed program of entertainment

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• He was a bit remorseful when he returned to the farm after his jamboree in town.

• At an outdoor jamboree in Kansas, they listened to the fiddlers and banjo players and watched the people of all ages dancing the Virginia reel and waltzing to "The Blue Danube".

• The jamboree--a weekend he organizes on his property to bring the town together and raise a little money for the Fire Department--features a hayride, face painting, and a cakewalk that occupies the entire side yard, but his corn maze tends to be the highlight.