Salmagundi (noun)
sal-muh-gun-dee
any mixture or miscellany.
First recorded around 1665–75. Comes from the Middle French word salmingondin. Salmingondin is a compound based on salemine, “salted food” (from which we get salami) and condir, “to season” (from which we get condiment).
Example sentences
“The family reunion turned into a lively salmagundi of stories, jokes, and memories shared around the bonfire.”
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