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means An effusive, enthusiastic outpouring of feeling or praise — in music, a free-form piece that follows mood rather than structure.

from From Greek *rhapsōidia*, 'a stitching together of songs' — from *rhaptein* (to stitch or sew) plus *ōidē* (song, the root of 'ode'). It originally named the craft of rhapsodes, performers who stitched together epic verses (think chunks of Homer) into a single recitation. The 'stitched' sense faded, and by the time the word reached music and everyday speech, it had come to mean an emotional outpouring too carried away to hold a single thread — the patchwork quality remembered only as enthusiasm.