balderdash

• absurdity
• absurdness
• applesauce
• asininity
• baloney
• beans
• bilge
• blah
• blah-blah
• blarney
• blather
• blatherskite
• blither
• boloney
• bosh
• bull
• buncombe
• bunk
• bunkum
• claptrap
• codswallop
• crapola
• craziness
• crock
• double-talk
• drivel
• drool
• falderal
• fatuity
• fiddle
• fiddle-faddle
• fiddlesticks
• flannel
• flapdoodle
• flummery
• folderol
• folly
• foolery
• foolishness
• fudge
• fustian
• garbage
• gas
• greek
• guff
• hocus-pocus
• hogwash
• hoity-toity
• hokeypokey
• hokum
• hoodoo
• hooey
• horsefeathers
• hot air
• humbug
• humbuggery
• idiocy
• imbecility
• inaneness
• inanity
• insanity
• jargon
• jazz
• kookiness
• lunacy
• madness
• malarkey
• malarky
• monkey business
• moonshine
• muck
• nerts
• nonsense
• nuts
• piffle
• poppycock
• punk
• rigamarole
• rigmarole
• rot
• rubbish
• senselessness
• silliness
• slush
• stupidity
• taradiddle
• tarradiddle
• tomfoolery
• tommyrot
• tosh
• trash
• tripe
• trumpery
• twaddle
• witlessness

• common sense
• discernment
• horse sense
• judgement
• judgment
• levelheadedness
• rationality
• reasonability
• reasonableness
• sense
• sensibleness
• truth
• wisdom

• noun
  1. Senseless talk or writing; nonsense.
  2. A worthless mixture, especially of liquors.
  3. Obscene language or writing.
• verb
  1. To mix or adulterate.

• He dismissed the politician's claims as mere balderdash without any evidence to support them.
• Despite the professor's assertions, many students regarded his theories as balderdash.
• The book was filled with balderdash and pseudoscience, lacking any credible sources or research.
• Don't believe everything you read online, there's a lot of balderdash masquerading as facts.
• The comedian's routine was filled with witty retorts and clever balderdash that kept the audience laughing throughout the show.

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jargon

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