shivaree

He readily took to the idea of a shivaree, which, to quote Dictionary.com, is “a mock serenade with kettles, pans, horns and other noisemakers given for a newly married couple.”

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Now he’s presiding over the annual shivaree - the word denotes a noisy party - thrown by the Black Lake chapter of Sturgeon for Tomorrow.

Some scenes, like James Cagney’s spontaneous hoofing in “Other Men’s Women” or the frontier shivaree in “The Purchase Price,” are choreographed.

The French of Louisiana and Canada introduced the charivari into America, where it became known under the corrupted name of “shivaree.”