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means Made up of wildly different kinds or colors mixed together, especially in a messy, oddly-matched way.

from From Middle English 'motteley,' describing cloth woven from threads of different colors — the exact root is unclear, though it may connect to 'mote' (a speck or particle), as if the fabric were speckled with mismatched bits. It became the name for the parti-colored coats worn by court jesters, which is why calling something 'motley' still carries a faint whiff of clowning around.