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Charivari (also "shivaree") is the folk custom of mock serenading.

Charivari also may refer to:

• Charivari (decorative chain), an accessory to a Bavarian folk costume
• Charivari (Gruber), a 1981 musical composition
• Charivari (store), a New York City high fashion store from 1967 to 1998
• Charivari (novel), 1949, by American author John Hawkes
• Le Charivari , a French magazine (1832-1937)
• The London Charivari , alternative title for the British humor magazine Punch (1841-2002)

See also

• Charivarius
• Sharovary
• Shivaree (disambiguation)

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