chivareed
/ˈʃɪvəˌrid/
verb
- Past tense of chivari: subjected to a noisy mock serenade, typically for a newlywed couple, as a form of public ridicule or celebration.
- They chivareed the newlyweds with pots and pans late into the night.
- The couple was chivareed by the whole town after their wedding.
- In the old days, unpopular marriages were often chivareed by the community.