corroborees
/kəˈrɑbəriz/
noun
- Large social gatherings or ceremonies of Australian Aboriginal peoples, involving dancing, music, and storytelling.
- Tourists were invited to watch a traditional corroboree under the stars.
- The elders organized a corroboree to celebrate the harvest season.
- The corroboree included songs that had been passed down for generations.
- Any noisy, lively party or celebration.
- The neighborhood corroboree lasted until dawn with music and dancing.
- They threw a corroboree for their anniversary, inviting everyone they knew.
- The festival turned into a corroboree of laughter and drumming.