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gobbledygook
gob·ble·dy·gook also gob·ble·de·gook G0170900 (gŏb′əl-dē-go͝ok′)n. Unclear, wordy jargon.
[Imitative of the gobbling of a turkey.]gob•ble•dy•gook or gob•ble•de•gook (ˈgɒb əl diˌgʊk)
n. language characterized by circumlocution and jargon, usu. hard to understand. [1940–45; fanciful formation from gobble2] Thesaurus| Noun | 1. | gobbledygook - incomprehensible or pompous jargon of specialistsjargon - specialized technical terminology characteristic of a particular subject |
gobbledygook also gobbledegook
nounUnintelligible or nonsensical talk or language:abracadabra, double talk, gibberish, jabberwocky, mumbo jumbo.Translationsgobbledygook
gobbledygook1. Nonsense, often that which contains jargon. His explanation is full of gobbledygook and doesn't actually answer the question. Hoo boy, I've got 24 pages of legal gobbledygook to fill out—lucky me.2. A jumble or mess of something, often food. What is this gobbledygook that the lunch lady slapped on my plate?gobbledygook (ˈgɑblædigʊk)1. n. nonsense; officialese or government gibberish. They must have a full time staff to dream up all this gobbledygook. 2. n. any mess, especially of food. Do we have the same old gobbledygook tonight? GDG (redirected from gobbledygook)
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| GDG➣Google Developer Group (computer programming) | | GDG➣Guideline Development Group (UK National Health Service) | | GDG➣Generation Data Group | | GDG➣Gewerkschaft Der Gemeindebediensteten | | GDG➣Generation Data Group (mainframe related file grouping method) | | GDG➣Global Development Group (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada) | | GDG➣Gobbledygook | | GDG➣Global Development Gateway | | GDG➣Gavin Degraw (singer/songwriter) | | GDG➣Gettysburg Discussion Group (est. 1995) | | GDG➣Gamebend Dota Gaming | | GDG➣Giving Direct Globally |
References in periodicals archivegroup 7 foods products were created for our co-founder's daughter Elsa who was diagnosed with celiac disease at two years of age. All products are hand-crafted and 100% Gobbledygook Free.group 7 foods[TM] Displays Its Gluten-Free Dessert Naturally[TM] at the 2015 Triangle Vegfest in Raleigh, NCIt's a Gobbledygook! What do you do when you see a Gobbledygook eating a book?Clarke, Justine & Arthur Baysting (text) Tom Jellett (illus.) The Gobbledygook is Eating a BookTORY MP Richard Bacon shouldn't take such uncharitable delight in his local hospital trust receiving a gong for gobbledygook from the Plain English Campaign.Cracking the whipRomney, 65, led the way at the annual Golden Bull awards for talking 'gobbledygook'.Mitt Romney finally wins 'gobbledygook' award for speaking 'load of gibberish'!The Met Office "for its baffling use of gobbledygook".news QUIZEikazu Nakamura dances Gobbledygook, a solo channeling kaidan (ghost stories from Japan's Edo period), the vampire-like ramanga of Madagascar, and Buddhist ritual to explore themes of death and atonement.A global mix of fablesThe Hide ID, pounds 9.97, prints a block of gobbledygook symbols over your personal details to protect your identity on sensitive documents.Domestic goddess says..The play is surrounded by some academic gobbledygook that should best be ignored.Deconstructing Meaning from the Meaningless: A Theatrical View on the Educational ProcessKolbert also captures the inane, insane doublespeak of the Bush administration's climate policy: "We act, we learn, we act again." The US government's mantra is rhetorical gobbledygook that substitutes for action in this crisis.Notes From a CatastropheFor centuries, palmistry has been dismissed by skeptics as superstitious gobbledygook. Thanks to recent scientific research, however, one traditional interpretation has been verified: If the ring digit is longer than the index digit, the person who possesses such digits has a drive for sporting prowess and a need to flirt and to be popular with the opposite sex.CONNECTIONS: One Truth Behind PalmistryHe also discussed the substantial benefits small businesses will see by eliminating federal gobbledygook.Plain and simple: Congressman Bruce Braley (D-Iowa) talks about plain languageThe Plain English Campaign said more and more senior officers were talking "peculiar police gobbledygook".Police crime 'against English language'
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Synonyms for gobbledygooknoun unintelligible or nonsensical talk or languageSynonyms- abracadabra
- double talk
- gibberish
- jabberwocky
- mumbo jumbo
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