gallimaufry /ˌɡalɪˈmɔːfri 
/ ▸ noun [in singular] a confused jumble or medley of things: a glorious gallimaufry of childhood perceptions.
– ORIGIN mid 16th century: from archaic French galimafrée ‘unappetizing dish’, perhaps from Old French galer ‘have fun’ + Picard mafrer ‘eat copious quantities’.
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