A person who engages in gilravage; someone who caroused or celebrated boisterously, particularly in Scottish Highland tradition.
From gilravage (noun) + -er (agent suffix). Scottish dialectal formation for a person engaged in wild merrymaking and celebration.
Medieval Scots needed a word for 'people who party hard at festivals,' so they created gilravager—reminding us that every culture makes vocabulary for the activities it values most.
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