Usage of "malarkey" | TermGallery

Catalan

Empty rhetoric or insincere or exaggerated talk.

Usage of malarkey in English

I'm just tired of him getting himself involved in all this malarkey. 
 Another life altogether: a novel 

No danger of any of that malarkey from our vanquished tennis hero. 
 The Guardian 

At Iveagh Gardens, there will be some of this malarkey going on. 
 The Irish Times 

If he were full of malarkey, someone would've killed him by now. 
 Clementine 

They have cracked this Premiership malarkey, but still Europe confounds Exeter. 
 The Guardian 

Perhaps there is a future in this World Club Series malarkey after all. 
 The Guardian 

So you write some, you hope, marvelous malarkey music that goes with it. 
 Wired 

You know this is marketing malarkey, hooking a modern car on 1968 movie. 
 The Irish Times 

That it was all malarkey had been the one thing we agreed on. 
 Coyote dreams 

There were always three arguments against him keeping it, and all were malarkey. 
 Wired 

My client tries credit with this off-track malarkey & see where he gets. 
 The new yorker 

I have inner grit and I've done the whole fat bitch running malarkey. 
 The Irish Times 

I DON'T KNOW how much longer I can keep up this healthy eating malarkey. 
 The Irish Times 

Time to give up this race-riding malarkey before I did myself a proper injury. 
 Silks 

I tell them that is all a bunch of malarkey. 
 Within arm's reach 

So for the time being, I'm gonna make this slavery malarkey work to my benefit. 
 The new yorker 

malarkey

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Catalan

Malarkey through the time

Meanings of malarkey in English