1. making a loud, discordant noise or disturbance, typically as a form of mockery or celebration (present participle of chivaree)
Usage: informal; chiefly North American; often associated with wedding traditions or rowdy celebrations

Examples

• The neighbors were chivareeing outside the newlyweds' house with pots and pans.
• A group of rowdy friends started chivareeing when the couple left the reception.
• The tradition of chivareeing the bride and groom dates back several centuries.
• They spent the evening chivareeing and making a joyful racket in the streets.
• The young men were chivareeing with horns and whistles to celebrate the wedding.