португальский
mexerico каталонский
poca-soltada Pretentious or silly talk or writing.
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Not that I'm buyin' this technical twaddle for one minute, you understand.
2
Whoever, in a respected publishing house, was responsible for such whimsical twaddle?
3
They are too sensible to indulge in mere twaddle about the weather.
4
We forget the immense amount of twaddle that the great epochs produced.
5
The solemn unction with which he pronounced this twaddle is beyond description.
6
To have to listen to all this well-meant twaddle was misery indeed.
7
Brilliant stuff and exactly what's needed as frankly Tendulkar is bowling rat's-twaddle.
8
Youthful emotions are 'bosh and twaddle,' youthful ideas, 'crude, sir, very crude!'
9
But better far write twaddle or anything, anything, than nothing at all. 5.
10
To talk of the majestic roar of the lion is mere majestic twaddle.
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And I don't want to read undigested twaddle by some amateurs.
12
A Roman thou art though much taken with the twaddle of a Jew.
13
None of your story-book twaddle about nursing through the illness, and all that.
14
Such twaddle only serves to obscure the great questions at issue.
15
We will break the conference, or I shall twaddle to extinction.
16
This talk of fighting for somebody else is all lofty twaddle.
