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Meaning of farrago
A disorganized or confusing mixture of things.
Etymology of farrago
The word "farrago" comes from the Latin "farrago," meaning "a mixture of grains or legumes for animal fodder," which is derived from "far," the Latin word for "spelt" (a type of grain).
Historically, the term was used to describe a type of food made from a mixture of grains or legumes, but it has since been extended to describe any confusing or disorganized mixture of things.
Synonyms
medley
mixture
jumble
mishmash
hodgepodge
mess
confusion
disorder
chaos
turmoil
muddle
clutter
disarray
hotchpotch
gallimaufry
salmagundi
omnium-gatherum
conglomeration
amalgam
composite
compound
blend
fusion
amalgamation
combination
assortment
variety
diversity
multiplicity
complexity
intricacy
perplexity
enigma
puzzle
riddle
enunciation
declaration
expression
formulation
articulation
pronouncement
statement
utterance
assertion
allegation
accusation
indictment
arraignment
impeachment
inculpation
recitation
rendition
delivery
presentation
exposition
explication
interpretation
explanation
elucidation
clarification
illumination
exemplification
illustration
demonstration
manifestation
expression
utterance
declaration.
Definitions
- A confused or disorganized mixture of things, such as a jumble of ideas, a medley of styles, or a mishmash of cultures.
- A dish made from a mixture of leftover food, typically served as a thick soup or stew.
Usage Examples
- The plot of the novel was a farrago of romance, science fiction, and horror elements.
- The city's cultural scene is a farrago of different styles and influences.
- The leftovers in the fridge had become a farrago of congealed sauces and stale bread.
Antonyms
unity
coherence
harmony
order
organization
clarity
simplicity
purity
consistency
uniformity
homogeneity
singularity
individuality
distinctness
separateness
isolation
independence
exclusivity
precision
accuracy
exactness
definiteness
certainty
confidence
decisiveness
resoluteness
determination
single-mindedness
focus
concentration
lucidity
transparency
intelligibility
comprehensibility.