单词	malarkey
释义	malarkey noun ma·​lar·​key mə-ˈlär-kē  variants or less commonly malarky : insincere or foolish talk : bunkum He thinks that everything politicians say is a bunch of malarkey. Synonyms applesauce [slang] balderdash baloney boloney beans bilge blah blah-blah blarney blather blatherskite blither bosh bull [slang] bunk bunkum buncombe claptrap codswallop [British] crapola [slang] crock drivel drool fiddle fiddle-faddle fiddlesticks flannel [British] flapdoodle folderol falderal folly foolishness fudge garbage guff hogwash hokeypokey hokum hoodoo hooey horsefeathers [slang] humbug humbuggery jazz moonshine muck nerts [slang] nonsense nuts piffle poppycock punk rot rubbish senselessness silliness slush stupidity taradiddle tarradiddle tommyrot tosh trash trumpery twaddle See all Synonyms & Antonyms Example Sentences He thinks everything politicians say is just a bunch of malarkey. the old lady declared that everything politicians say is pure malarkey Recent Examples on the Web That’s where working with the young progressive wing of the party instead of acting like their policies are a bunch of malarkey (to borrow his catchphrase) would come in handy. Lily Herman, Teen Vogue, 4 Mar. 2020 If anything, last night reinforced our campaign's anti-malarkey stance. NBC News, 4 Feb. 2020 With the caveat that such maps are, for the most part, utter malarkey, Google Trends is back at it again for this year's Super Bowl. Matt Bonesteel, Anchorage Daily News, 1 Feb. 2020 The regulations are particularly less-than-ideal for the companies—malarkey, some might say—because the city is among their largest markets. Aarian Marshall, WIRED, 16 Aug. 2019 Boat-man 2 Hitman 2’s also got some release date malarkey going on. Hayden Dingman, PCWorld, 9 Nov. 2018 The people who spread malarkey also often set up fake accounts or break basic community standards. Nicholas Thompson, WIRED, 23 May 2018 Two nifty 20th-century words are malarkey (1929) and gobbledygook (1944). Stephen Miller, WSJ, 29 May 2018 Some malarkey does get thrown into the mix: since his aims are frequently carnal, Lee’s mysticism can seem, even to him, like misdirection, or perhaps mood music. Andrew Marantz, The New Yorker, 8 May 2017 See More Word History Etymology origin unknown First Known Use 1923, in the meaning defined above malarkey noun variants also malarky as in nonsense language, behavior, or ideas that are absurd and contrary to good sense the old lady declared that everything politicians say is pure malarkey Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance nonsense blah stupidity bunkum balderdash hokum guff twaddle hogwash claptrap baloney poppycock piffle folderol hooey codswallop tosh crock blather silliness blither flapdoodle foolishness rubbish blatherskite insanity craziness madness jazz tommyrot falderal nuts blarney drivel bunk bilge crapola buncombe trumpery bull horsefeathers humbuggery blah-blah fudge boloney garbage humbug absurdity fiddlesticks rot nerts tarradiddle muck fiddle bosh fiddle-faddle punk idiocy beans trash hoodoo applesauce moonshine taradiddle folly senselessness tomfoolery drool flannel lunacy inanity absurdness hokeypokey slush rigmarole asininity witlessness foolery fatuity kookiness imbecility monkey business inaneness rigamarole greek hoity-toity shenanigan(s) hocus-pocus hot air gas monkeyshine(s) double-talk Antonyms & Near Antonyms rationality sensibleness sense reasonableness levelheadedness wisdom reasonability judgement judgment horse sense discernment common sense See More
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