carolling
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 137
See caroling2. carolus (kar'ōlus), n.; pl. caroli (-li). [ML. [ML. form of Charles: see carl.] The common name of a gold coin of Charles I. of England, worth 20s., officially called the unite. Reverse. Unite or Carolus of Charles I., British Museum. (Size of the original.) carolwiset, adv. [ME. carolewyse; Aftyr that they wentyn in cumpas Daunsynge aboute this flour an esy pas, And songyn, as it were, in carolewyse . Chaucer , Good Women, 1. 201 (1st version).
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