noun
garibaldi
ga-rih-BAL-dee
noun
1
A flat biscuit made of currants pressed between two thin layers of pastry.
"She dunked a garibaldi in her tea."
2
A loose, brightly coloured jacket originally worn by women, or a bright orange-yellow damselfish found off the California coast.
"A garibaldi darted between the rocks in the kelp forest."
Word Forms
garibaldis plural, Garibaldis plural
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Etymology
Named after the Italian revolutionary Giuseppe Garibaldi, famous for the red shirt he wore.