slang To go out for a fun night of celebrating and/or socializing. Primarily heard in UK. We were out on the razzle last night for Valerie's birthday, that's why we're all exhausted today.
to enjoy yourself by doing things like going to parties or dances We're going out on the razzle on New Year's Eve - do you fancy coming? (informal, old-fashioned)
activity that is intended to attract people's attention by being noisy or exciting Amid all the razzle-dazzle of the party convention, it is easy to forget about the real political issues.
razzle-dazzle
(ˈræzlæˈdæzlæ)
n. flamboyant publicity; hype. After all the razzle-dazzle dies down, we’ll see what things are really like.