goliard
definition
a wandering scholar or poet in medieval Europe known for singing and composing satirical or humorous verses
example
The goliard recited his witty verses in the tavern, captivating the patrons with tales of love and folly.
synonyms
minstrelbardtroubadour
word origin — The term 'goliard' is derived from the Latin word 'goliardus', which is believed to have been a playful or humorous term for wandering scholars and poets in medieval Europe.