noun
galimatias
Galimatias (noun) means Confused talk or writing that makes no sense.
noun
1
Confused talk or writing that makes no sense.
2
A jumbled mix of different things.
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Etymology
Borrowed from French galimatias, first recorded in 1653 in Sir Thomas Urquhart's translation of Rabelais's works.
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What is the meaning of galimatias?
"galimatias" (noun) means confused talk or writing that makes no sense.
What is another word for galimatias?
Other words for "galimatias" include applesauce, bilgewater, baragouin, balls, balderdash, bafflegab.
What are the different meanings of galimatias?
"galimatias" has 2 main meanings: 1. Confused talk or writing that makes no sense; 2. A jumbled mix of different things.
