/ɡɒlɪəˈdɛri/ (gol-i-uh-DERR-ee)

Definitions

1. noun

rowdy, unruly behavior, especially by students, often in a festive or celebratory manner

“The university authorities tried to curb the goliardery that broke out during the spring festival.”

2. noun

a type of medieval student or poet known for their mischievous and often satirical writings

“The goliardery of the Middle Ages is still studied by scholars today for its unique blend of poetry and social commentary.”