gallimaufry

Not so much a show as a gallimaufry or junket.

But I am a lame gallimaufry and she remains perfect.

Here are a few of the gallimaufry of new word books available now.

I want to hear about your trip to Gallimaufry.

Maybe a gadget from this gallimaufry will inspire your own flash of genius.

'I am trying to reach the city of Gallimaufry.

But this giddy gallimaufry was an appeal to detach ourselves from reality.

The language is a gallimaufry of hisses, clicks and fricatives.

Superimposed upon this immense bewilderment is an equally confused gallimaufry of religions.

"It certainly is a phantasmagorical gallimaufry," Bob said quietly, before re-establishing radio silence.

There is a forest called Haling Heart that covers the land to Gallimaufry.

Croton is more artsy, and Gallimaufry was a big part of that art scene."

The period is early eighteenth century, and the research underlying the gallimaufry is thorough beyond the call of duty."

Gallimaufry itself seemed lethargic that day.

Buck's adventures take place in a future where a post-apocalyptic humanity has joined an interstellar coalition known as the Gallimaufry.

Gallimaufry was founded in 2004 by Steve Josephson.

"We'd like to see the name Gallimaufry keep going," Mrs. Stromberg said.

In April 2009, Gallimaufry presented the world premiere of a new play called Scared Money.

Gallimaufry is part of the Laguna Beach Alliance for the Arts.

Seafood gazpacho, for instance, a creamy gallimaufry of plump oysters and mussels, was ambrosial.

A bountiful seafood gallimaufry it was, but calling it bouillabaisse raised expectations that were unmet.

Rom was staring at the gallimaufry of components that Cort was holding in his hands.

Alphabet for the Lost Years, San Francisco, Gallimaufry, 1976.

It's a proudly idiosyncratic book, brimming with words like "gallimaufry," that places Winchester firmly in the category of author-as-raconteur.

'Lots of people in Gallimaufry have.'