Goliards

/ˈɡɑliɑrdz/ noun

Definition

The plural of goliard; multiple wandering medieval musicians, poets, and entertainers known for witty and often irreverent performances.

Etymology

The standard English plural of 'goliard,' adding -s to the singular form.

Kelly Says

Groups of goliards traveling through medieval towns were like roving comedy clubs—they'd perform together, exchange songs, and stay one step ahead of authorities who wanted to silence their satirical critiques!

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