What is another word for goliard?
Pronunciation: [ɡˈə͡ʊlɪəd] (IPA) 
Goliard is a term that originated in the 12th century to describe a group of wandering scholars in medieval Europe. Synonyms for goliard include vagabond, roamer, or wanderer. Other words that could be used to describe a goliard could include troubadour, bard, or minstrel. These words all conjure up images of someone who is traveling and using their skills of storytelling or music to earn their way in the world. Goliardic lifestyle may also imply a lack of adherence to societal norms and traditions, so a goliard might also be described as a rebel or nonconformist.
