Definition of Babylonic:

part of speech: adjective

Of or relating to Babylon; mixed or confused.

Usage examples:

• Laura unfolded the story, and when she came to the end, the excitement was hot and Babylonic Harold MacGrath in "A Splendid Hazard".

• Claude starts this afternoon to sit for six months in Babylonic smoke, working up his sketches into certain unspeakable pictures, with which the world will be astonished, or otherwise, at the next Royal Academy Exhibition; while I, for whom another fortnight of pure western air remains, am off to well- known streams, to be in time for the autumn floods, and the shoals of fresh- run salmon trout. Charles Kingsley in "Prose Idylls".