Confused or unintelligible talk; nonsensical or meaningless discourse; verbal gibberish or rambling speech.
From French 'galimatias' of uncertain origin, possibly from Italian 'galimatia' or a corruption of earlier Romance language terms. The word emerged in 17th-century French to describe nonsensical chatter.
Galimatias is such a delightfully weird word—it sounds ridiculous when you say it out loud, which is perfect because that's exactly what it means: language that sounds ridiculous and means nothing, like bureaucratic jargon at its worst.
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