charivari UK
ˌʃɪvəˈrɛəri
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Definition of charivari - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
chaosDatedUKloud discordant noise or commotionDatedUK
  • The charivari from the street kept us awake all night.
din uproar
2.
wedding traditionDatedUKnoisy banging of pots for newlywedsDatedUK
  • The villagers organized a charivari for the newlyweds.
serenade shivaree
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Origin of charivari

French, charivari (uproar)

Examples of charivari in a sentence

  • A charivari erupted during the protest.
  • A charivari was held to celebrate the couple's marriage.
  • The charivari echoed through the village streets.

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  1. French:charivari, cortège bruyant, ...
  2. German:Radau, Katzenkonzert, ...
  3. Italian:baccano, charivari, ...
  4. Spanish:alboroto, cencerrada, ...
  5. Portuguese:charivari, serenata ruidosa, ...
  6. Chinese:喧闹声, 闹房, ...
  7. Japanese:シャリバリ, チャリバリ, ...
  8. Arabic:جَلَبَة, طَرْقُ القُدُور, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְהוּמָה, רַעַשׁ סִירִים, ...
  10. Russian:шум, шаривари, ...
  11. Ukrainian:шум, ...
  12. Hindi:चरिवारी, ध्वनि, ...

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