Plural of farrago; multiple confused mixtures or disorderly collections of different things.
Regular English plural formation of 'farrago,' following the pattern of Latin nouns that form plurals with '-oes' (like 'potatoes' or 'tomatoes').
Most English speakers never encounter this word, but it appears regularly in literary criticism when scholars describe the chaotic accumulation of cultural references in difficult modernist poetry.
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