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Meanings of charivari in English
Folk custom.
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Usage of charivari in English
1
He was delighted with my charivari, and then he said to me:
2
But I can tell you that a charivari is not always a joke.
3
A few days after the charivari affair, Mrs. D--stepped in to see me.
4
There will be a charivari in my rooms tonight.
5
I have even heard talk of getting up a 'charivari' under the windows on the wedding-night.
6
The play opens with an abominable charivari.
7
Some of the charivari party had to fly, or they might have ended their days in the penitentiary.
8
A man was killed up at W--the other day, and two others dangerously wounded, at a charivari.
9
Try to let us know the day as we have resolved to give you a serenade (or charivari).
10
She resigned from the post-office to marry him, and San Pasqual took a night off to give her a charivari.
11
The charivari is a custom that the Canadians got from the French, in the Lower Province, and a queer custom it is.
12
From that hour the charivari ceased, and the old lady was left to enjoy the society of her young husband in quiet.
13
A set of wild fellows have met to charivari Old Satan, who has married his fourth wife to-night, a young gal of sixteen.
14
On her first evening in Gopher Prairie Cy had appeared at the head of a "charivari," banging immensely upon a discarded automobile fender.
15
Jasmin's next poem was The Charivari (Lou Charibari), also written in Gascon.
16
The Project Gutenberg eBook, Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol.
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