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The phrenologist Gall examines the heads of two young society people. Coloured line engraving. Wellcome Collection. Public Domain Mark. Source: Wellcome Collection.
According to the OED (2nd ed.), 'Galimatias' means "confused language, meaningless talk, nonsense". It also notes an instance from 1712 written by Addison in 'The Spectator', no. 275, p.6: "The great cavity was filled with a kind of spongy substance, which the French anatomists call galimatias and the English, nonsense"
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