Lollards

lol′ards, n.pl. the followers of Wycliffe in England: a society founded in Antwerp (1300 A.D. ) for the burial of the dead and the care of the sick.— ns. Loll′ardy , Loll′ardism , the doctrines of the Lollards. [Old Dut. Lollaerd , from their peculiar hum in singing— lollen , to sing softly; but confused with M. E. loller , an idler; cf. Loll .]