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* '''goliard:''' (''French'') a member of a band of medieval wandering scholars noted for their riotous behaviour and especially their ribald Latin poems (attributed to a mythical Bishop Golias) satirizing the Church and celebrating the pursuit of physical pleasures; a minstrel, jester | * '''goliard:''' (''French'') a member of a band of medieval wandering scholars noted for their riotous behaviour and especially their ribald Latin poems (attributed to a mythical Bishop Golias) satirizing the Church and celebrating the pursuit of physical pleasures; a minstrel, jester | ||
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| + | * '''écolier:''' (''French'') schoolboy | ||
* '''goliard:''' (''Old French'') a glutton | * '''goliard:''' (''Old French'') a glutton | ||
Revision as of 05:28, 16 May 2012
- goliard: (French) a member of a band of medieval wandering scholars noted for their riotous behaviour and especially their ribald Latin poems (attributed to a mythical Bishop Golias) satirizing the Church and celebrating the pursuit of physical pleasures; a minstrel, jester
- écolier: (French) schoolboy
- goliard: (Old French) a glutton
- Goliath’s
- liar
- goloshes: an obsolete spelling of galoshes → the 6th of 7 items of HCE’s clothing
