Charivaris

/ˌʃæɹɪˈvæɹiz/ noun

Plural of charivari; loud, disorderly music or noise made to mock or ridicule someone, especially as a traditional form of public shaming.

From French charivari, possibly from Late Latin caribaria meaning 'headache,' the noise evoking the sensation of mental pain. The tradition became popular in medieval France and spread throughout Europe as a form of community disapproval.

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