amphigory
/ˌamfɪˈɡɒri/ or /amˈfɪɡɔri/; British English also /ˈamfɪɡɔri/ or /ˈæmfɪɡɔri/Definitions
1. noun
A mixed metaphor, often considered a poetic or rhetorical fault.
“The politician’s speech was full of amphigory, making it difficult to follow.”