carmagnole
/ˌkɑrmənˈjoʊl/
noun
- A lively French song and dance from the time of the French Revolution, often associated with revolutionary fervor.
- The crowd danced the carmagnole in the streets to celebrate the revolution.
- The carmagnole was sung with great energy at the festival.
- She learned the steps to the carmagnole for the historical reenactment.
- A short jacket or coat worn by working-class people and revolutionaries in France during the 18th century.
- Revolutionaries often dressed in a carmagnole to show their solidarity.
- The museum displayed an original carmagnole from the 1790s.
- He wore a simple carmagnole as part of his costume for the play.