To dance the galliard, or to conduct oneself in a lively, bold, or merry manner.
From 'galliard' plus the verb suffix '-ise' (British spelling), creating a verb meaning to engage in galliard-like behavior or dancing.
Medieval nobles took their dancing incredibly seriously—skill at galliardising could literally affect your social standing and romantic prospects at court!
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