What is another word for shivaree?
Pronunciation: [ʃˈɪvɐɹˌiː] (IPA) 
Shivaree is an uncommon word that refers to a noisy celebration or a mock serenade for newlyweds. Its synonyms include charivari, chivaree, skimmington, rough music and belling. Charivari is the French version of shivaree and was commonly used in early America. Chivaree or chivari originated in the Southwestern United States and has the same connotation as shivaree. Skimmington is a British term that refers to a public demonstration where misbehaving couples were paraded through town. Rough music is also a British term that refers to a cacophonous, public display of discontent towards an individual or couple. Finally, belling refers to the practice of ringing bells, typically to either celebrate or mock a couple.
