Plural of garbage; multiple collections of waste material or refuse.
Plural form of 'garbage' (waste), from Middle English 'garbagge', possibly from Old French 'garbage' (animal entrails), with uncertain ultimate origin, perhaps from Germanic roots.
The word 'garbage' has an embarrassing secret—it originally meant the intestines and organs thrown away from butchering animals, so calling someone's ideas 'garbage' is literally calling them intestinal waste.
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