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Meanings of balderdash in English
Portuguese
conversa fútil Catalan
rucada Usage of balderdash in English
1
His claim that war is never necessary is ill-informed, simplistic, naïve balderdash.
2
There followed a tedious debate, a muddy flow of gabble and balderdash.
3
Of course, any idea of the kind was purely and simply balderdash.
4
This perverse balderdash was getting on the nerves of the deputation.
5
The first two lines are priggish, and the last three mere poetic balderdash.
6
Police and all that; names an' addresses and all that balderdash.
7
One woman, one man, and all the rest of the balderdash.
8
He considered it beneath his dignity to give an answer to such balderdash.
9
Come and hear my balderdash if you are all right again.
10
What do you mean by all that balderdash you've been talking?
11
What balderdash has been spoken and written about poor Jack everlastingly misconducting himself!
12
Emerson's response, as I expected, was an emphatic Solomon, balderdash.
13
That his ordinary language on the platform is balderdash and blasphemy is not true.
14
The frontispiece portrait of the wan, meager, despondent saint promised freedom from romantic balderdash.
15
In fact she is much superior to this extravagance, this vagueness, this presumptuous balderdash.
16
Having first dosed me with blarney, he proceeded to deluge the legislature with balderdash.
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