1. a bright orange or reddish-orange marine fish found in Pacific waters
2. a type of loose-fitting blouse or shirt, typically worn by women or children
Usage: historical
3. a biscuit containing currants
Usage: British

Examples

• The bright orange garibaldi fish swam among the kelp forests off the California coast.
• Divers often spot garibaldi fish in the rocky reefs of Southern California.
• She wore a white garibaldi blouse with puffy sleeves.
• The Victorian-era garibaldi was a popular style for young girls.
• He enjoyed a cup of tea with a garibaldi biscuit.
• The bakery sold traditional garibaldi biscuits filled with currants.