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gallimaufry

[gal-uh-maw-free] / ˌgæl əˈmɔ fri /


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On the wall of his study, he keeps a gallimaufry of images—among them Dylan, Freud, David Bowie, his mother, and Brian Eno.

From The New Yorker

In the 1980s as in the 1880s, “the rich gallimaufry of fame”, as Barnes writes, was predominantly male.

From The Guardian

Those who love Cohen may find in this gallimaufry the answer to their prayers.

From New York Times

Which brings us back to Trump’s victory speech in Nevada, which was his usual gallimaufry of disconnected thoughts.

From The Guardian

And Bernard Baumohl of the Global Economic Outlook Group said: “We got a gallimaufry of sentiments in five paragraphs that delicately tiptoes around the issue of when short term rates should begin to normalize.”

From Los Angeles Times