ceilidh
/ˈtʃalɪ/; /ˈsɪli/; /ˈsɛli/Definitions
1. noun
a traditional Scottish social gathering with music and dancing, typically featuring folk music and dancing, usually in a barn or other rural venue, and often with a caller to lead the dances.
“The small village was hosting a ceilidh to raise funds for the local school.”
2. verb
to attend or participate in a ceilidh.
“They ceilidhed at the old farm over the weekend.”