carmagnole
/kɑrˈmænjɔl/Definitions
1. noun
a lively and rhythmic dance originating from the French Revolution, characterized by kicks and other energetic movements.
“The group of people broke into a carmagnole, dancing wildly to the revolutionary music.”
2. noun
a type of rustic hat, typically worn by peasants and common people in rural France.
“The farmer wore a carmagnole, symbolizing his connection to the land and the traditional culture.”