Definition of baloney in English:

baloney

noun bəˈləʊnibəˈloʊni

informal

1mass noun Foolish or deceptive talk; nonsense.
I don't buy it—it's all a load of baloney
Example sentencesExamples
- Their decision tells my critics, ‘You're full of baloney!’
- Just when it looked like the magic of the cup was being exposed as a load of old baloney, the substitute required only three minutes to underline his faith in it.
- All that Architectural Space Social Engineering stuff that was so optimistically babbled about back when I sweated through my lectures all those years ago was, and always will be, baloney.
- I might consider myself a spiritual person - if someone could offer me a coherent definition of the term - but I'm basically an atheist, and feel wholly detached from all this heated baloney.
- ‘That's the biggest load of baloney,’ Cantor said.
- No nonsense, no baloney, not a lot of fanfare, and it's proceeding very quickly.
- Essentially, the charter is just a load of baloney.
- Based on my own experience, I think that's a load of baloney.
- This thing about them not going well is a load of baloney.
- The explanation that the public isn't really interested is pure baloney.
- Well I don't quite get Ancram's point, but I do get the Indy's, and it is a typical piece of baloney.
- The mainstream media swallow spin and purvey it according to the adage, ‘If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with baloney.’
- ‘Clump of cells’ is baloney, as I have argued in my article ‘What Does It Mean to Be Human?’
- I'm filling in any factual gaps w / baloney, but the story goes something like this: maybe something like 200 healthy laboratory rats were inadvertently thrown out at the dump.
- It has failed, it is a hoax, and it is a load of baloney.
- When the truth comes out about these charges against me, people will find out all this baloney doesn't stand.
- It's called postmodernism and, among other things, it claims that all ideas are relative, that all science is baloney and that pretty much any reality is just a ‘social construct.’
- ‘The argument's baloney,’ Scott snaps, displaying a rare flash of irritation.
- Our ‘content’ should be at all times inept, obscure, bluff, diatribe, baloney, codswallop or at worst irrelevant.
- Economists who claim it is already the second largest in the world are talking baloney and not using real dollars to measure the economy but an economist's dream called parity purchasing power.
Synonyms
prattle, chatter, twitter, babble, talk, prating, gabble, jabber, blether, rambling
2North American
variant of bologna
Example sentencesExamples
- The one mistake I made was actually tasting some of the baloney.
- The bread was dark and thick, baked by an Italian mother in Brooklyn, bread firm enough to hold slices of a rich baloney, layered with slices of tomato, onions and peppers, drizzled with olive oil and charged with a tongue-dazzling relish.
- Then, what is required is that the guest munch on a small hunk of baloney, toss back a shot of screech (a local alcoholic beverage that warms the belly fast), and, to seal the deal one must kiss a cod.
- Mr. Watson is dead now but I still love this record, especially the part where he's in the baloney section of the grocery store complaining about the prices.
- Joe ordered two packs of baloney from the store with the intention that we could save big money and use some for lunchmeat, so earlier this week I obligingly made myself a sandwich to take to work.
- Paula and Cindy made up little songs about white bread and baloney; Daphne hummed the same Outkast line ad nauseam, and I rhapsodized about the Indian food I'd eat when I left.
- She was eating her usual meal, a baloney sandwich, an apple, a soda, and a two-pack cupcake.
- If I give you a pound of baloney, a loaf of bread and a table to eat it on, I don't hold you anymore.
- Unwrapping my baloney sandwich and taking a bite, I tried peeking over the stone edge, trying to get into a good position where I could watch Oz in peace without his friends spotting me.
- Mortodella (from which we get our boloney) comes from Bologna.
- My position was put at risk after I put a baloney sandwich into, what I seem to be aware of now, a ‘dairy only’ shared toaster, near which there are no signs of warning.
- I didn't realise that everybody else was eating baloney sandwiches.
- And provided you don't come foisting your legumes on me, I won't slap you with my baloney.
- If you are lucky, you may have had the rough equivalent of a baloney sandwich a day.
- We'll split the baloney sandwich, but I got dibs on the chips!
- C'mon, he threw baloney on her kitchen ceiling!
- Some of the entries are several-page stories, while others are simply five-word lists that say it all: ‘Beer, meat, dog food, baloney.’
- Well, folks, it's nowhere near as hard as trying to unwrap a baloney and cheese sandwich or open a bag of Fritos.

Origin

1920s: sense 1 said to be a corruption of bologna.

Rhymes

abalone, Albinoni, Annigoni, Antonioni, Bodoni, boloney, bony, calzone, cannelloni, canzone, cicerone, coney, conversazione, coronae, crony, Gaborone, Giorgione, macaroni, Manzoni, Marconi, mascarpone, minestrone, Moroni, Mulroney, padrone, panettoni, pepperoni, phoney, polony, pony, rigatoni, Shoshone, Sloaney, stony, Toni, tony, zabaglione

Definition of baloney in US English:

baloney

nounbəˈlōnēbəˈloʊni

informal

1Foolish or deceptive talk; nonsense.
typical salesman's baloney
Example sentencesExamples
- Economists who claim it is already the second largest in the world are talking baloney and not using real dollars to measure the economy but an economist's dream called parity purchasing power.
- Just when it looked like the magic of the cup was being exposed as a load of old baloney, the substitute required only three minutes to underline his faith in it.
- Our ‘content’ should be at all times inept, obscure, bluff, diatribe, baloney, codswallop or at worst irrelevant.
- Well I don't quite get Ancram's point, but I do get the Indy's, and it is a typical piece of baloney.
- It has failed, it is a hoax, and it is a load of baloney.
- I'm filling in any factual gaps w / baloney, but the story goes something like this: maybe something like 200 healthy laboratory rats were inadvertently thrown out at the dump.
- ‘The argument's baloney,’ Scott snaps, displaying a rare flash of irritation.
- Based on my own experience, I think that's a load of baloney.
- ‘Clump of cells’ is baloney, as I have argued in my article ‘What Does It Mean to Be Human?’
- It's called postmodernism and, among other things, it claims that all ideas are relative, that all science is baloney and that pretty much any reality is just a ‘social construct.’
- Their decision tells my critics, ‘You're full of baloney!’
- Essentially, the charter is just a load of baloney.
- The mainstream media swallow spin and purvey it according to the adage, ‘If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with baloney.’
- I might consider myself a spiritual person - if someone could offer me a coherent definition of the term - but I'm basically an atheist, and feel wholly detached from all this heated baloney.
- ‘That's the biggest load of baloney,’ Cantor said.
- All that Architectural Space Social Engineering stuff that was so optimistically babbled about back when I sweated through my lectures all those years ago was, and always will be, baloney.
- When the truth comes out about these charges against me, people will find out all this baloney doesn't stand.
- This thing about them not going well is a load of baloney.
- No nonsense, no baloney, not a lot of fanfare, and it's proceeding very quickly.
- The explanation that the public isn't really interested is pure baloney.
Synonyms
prattle, chatter, twitter, babble, talk, prating, gabble, jabber, blether, rambling
2North American
variant of bologna
Example sentencesExamples
- My position was put at risk after I put a baloney sandwich into, what I seem to be aware of now, a ‘dairy only’ shared toaster, near which there are no signs of warning.
- Joe ordered two packs of baloney from the store with the intention that we could save big money and use some for lunchmeat, so earlier this week I obligingly made myself a sandwich to take to work.
- The bread was dark and thick, baked by an Italian mother in Brooklyn, bread firm enough to hold slices of a rich baloney, layered with slices of tomato, onions and peppers, drizzled with olive oil and charged with a tongue-dazzling relish.
- Mr. Watson is dead now but I still love this record, especially the part where he's in the baloney section of the grocery store complaining about the prices.
- Unwrapping my baloney sandwich and taking a bite, I tried peeking over the stone edge, trying to get into a good position where I could watch Oz in peace without his friends spotting me.
- She was eating her usual meal, a baloney sandwich, an apple, a soda, and a two-pack cupcake.
- The one mistake I made was actually tasting some of the baloney.
- Some of the entries are several-page stories, while others are simply five-word lists that say it all: ‘Beer, meat, dog food, baloney.’
- If I give you a pound of baloney, a loaf of bread and a table to eat it on, I don't hold you anymore.
- We'll split the baloney sandwich, but I got dibs on the chips!
- Mortodella (from which we get our boloney) comes from Bologna.
- C'mon, he threw baloney on her kitchen ceiling!
- I didn't realise that everybody else was eating baloney sandwiches.
- And provided you don't come foisting your legumes on me, I won't slap you with my baloney.
- Paula and Cindy made up little songs about white bread and baloney; Daphne hummed the same Outkast line ad nauseam, and I rhapsodized about the Indian food I'd eat when I left.
- Then, what is required is that the guest munch on a small hunk of baloney, toss back a shot of screech (a local alcoholic beverage that warms the belly fast), and, to seal the deal one must kiss a cod.
- If you are lucky, you may have had the rough equivalent of a baloney sandwich a day.
- Well, folks, it's nowhere near as hard as trying to unwrap a baloney and cheese sandwich or open a bag of Fritos.

Origin

1920s: baloney (sense 1) said to be a corruption of bologna.

单词	baloney
释义	Definition of baloney in English: baloney noun bəˈləʊnibəˈloʊni informal 1mass noun Foolish or deceptive talk; nonsense. I don't buy it—it's all a load of baloney Example sentencesExamples Their decision tells my critics, ‘You're full of baloney!’ Just when it looked like the magic of the cup was being exposed as a load of old baloney, the substitute required only three minutes to underline his faith in it. All that Architectural Space Social Engineering stuff that was so optimistically babbled about back when I sweated through my lectures all those years ago was, and always will be, baloney. I might consider myself a spiritual person - if someone could offer me a coherent definition of the term - but I'm basically an atheist, and feel wholly detached from all this heated baloney. ‘That's the biggest load of baloney,’ Cantor said. No nonsense, no baloney, not a lot of fanfare, and it's proceeding very quickly. Essentially, the charter is just a load of baloney. Based on my own experience, I think that's a load of baloney. This thing about them not going well is a load of baloney. The explanation that the public isn't really interested is pure baloney. Well I don't quite get Ancram's point, but I do get the Indy's, and it is a typical piece of baloney. The mainstream media swallow spin and purvey it according to the adage, ‘If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with baloney.’ ‘Clump of cells’ is baloney, as I have argued in my article ‘What Does It Mean to Be Human?’ I'm filling in any factual gaps w / baloney, but the story goes something like this: maybe something like 200 healthy laboratory rats were inadvertently thrown out at the dump. It has failed, it is a hoax, and it is a load of baloney. When the truth comes out about these charges against me, people will find out all this baloney doesn't stand. It's called postmodernism and, among other things, it claims that all ideas are relative, that all science is baloney and that pretty much any reality is just a ‘social construct.’ ‘The argument's baloney,’ Scott snaps, displaying a rare flash of irritation. Our ‘content’ should be at all times inept, obscure, bluff, diatribe, baloney, codswallop or at worst irrelevant. Economists who claim it is already the second largest in the world are talking baloney and not using real dollars to measure the economy but an economist's dream called parity purchasing power. Synonyms prattle, chatter, twitter, babble, talk, prating, gabble, jabber, blether, rambling 2North American variant of bologna Example sentencesExamples The one mistake I made was actually tasting some of the baloney. The bread was dark and thick, baked by an Italian mother in Brooklyn, bread firm enough to hold slices of a rich baloney, layered with slices of tomato, onions and peppers, drizzled with olive oil and charged with a tongue-dazzling relish. Then, what is required is that the guest munch on a small hunk of baloney, toss back a shot of screech (a local alcoholic beverage that warms the belly fast), and, to seal the deal one must kiss a cod. Mr. Watson is dead now but I still love this record, especially the part where he's in the baloney section of the grocery store complaining about the prices. Joe ordered two packs of baloney from the store with the intention that we could save big money and use some for lunchmeat, so earlier this week I obligingly made myself a sandwich to take to work. Paula and Cindy made up little songs about white bread and baloney; Daphne hummed the same Outkast line ad nauseam, and I rhapsodized about the Indian food I'd eat when I left. She was eating her usual meal, a baloney sandwich, an apple, a soda, and a two-pack cupcake. If I give you a pound of baloney, a loaf of bread and a table to eat it on, I don't hold you anymore. Unwrapping my baloney sandwich and taking a bite, I tried peeking over the stone edge, trying to get into a good position where I could watch Oz in peace without his friends spotting me. Mortodella (from which we get our boloney) comes from Bologna. My position was put at risk after I put a baloney sandwich into, what I seem to be aware of now, a ‘dairy only’ shared toaster, near which there are no signs of warning. I didn't realise that everybody else was eating baloney sandwiches. And provided you don't come foisting your legumes on me, I won't slap you with my baloney. If you are lucky, you may have had the rough equivalent of a baloney sandwich a day. We'll split the baloney sandwich, but I got dibs on the chips! C'mon, he threw baloney on her kitchen ceiling! Some of the entries are several-page stories, while others are simply five-word lists that say it all: ‘Beer, meat, dog food, baloney.’ Well, folks, it's nowhere near as hard as trying to unwrap a baloney and cheese sandwich or open a bag of Fritos. Origin 1920s: sense 1 said to be a corruption of bologna. Rhymes abalone, Albinoni, Annigoni, Antonioni, Bodoni, boloney, bony, calzone, cannelloni, canzone, cicerone, coney, conversazione, coronae, crony, Gaborone, Giorgione, macaroni, Manzoni, Marconi, mascarpone, minestrone, Moroni, Mulroney, padrone, panettoni, pepperoni, phoney, polony, pony, rigatoni, Shoshone, Sloaney, stony, Toni, tony, zabaglione Definition of baloney in US English: baloney nounbəˈlōnēbəˈloʊni informal 1Foolish or deceptive talk; nonsense. typical salesman's baloney Example sentencesExamples Economists who claim it is already the second largest in the world are talking baloney and not using real dollars to measure the economy but an economist's dream called parity purchasing power. Just when it looked like the magic of the cup was being exposed as a load of old baloney, the substitute required only three minutes to underline his faith in it. Our ‘content’ should be at all times inept, obscure, bluff, diatribe, baloney, codswallop or at worst irrelevant. Well I don't quite get Ancram's point, but I do get the Indy's, and it is a typical piece of baloney. It has failed, it is a hoax, and it is a load of baloney. I'm filling in any factual gaps w / baloney, but the story goes something like this: maybe something like 200 healthy laboratory rats were inadvertently thrown out at the dump. ‘The argument's baloney,’ Scott snaps, displaying a rare flash of irritation. Based on my own experience, I think that's a load of baloney. ‘Clump of cells’ is baloney, as I have argued in my article ‘What Does It Mean to Be Human?’ It's called postmodernism and, among other things, it claims that all ideas are relative, that all science is baloney and that pretty much any reality is just a ‘social construct.’ Their decision tells my critics, ‘You're full of baloney!’ Essentially, the charter is just a load of baloney. The mainstream media swallow spin and purvey it according to the adage, ‘If you can't dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with baloney.’ I might consider myself a spiritual person - if someone could offer me a coherent definition of the term - but I'm basically an atheist, and feel wholly detached from all this heated baloney. ‘That's the biggest load of baloney,’ Cantor said. All that Architectural Space Social Engineering stuff that was so optimistically babbled about back when I sweated through my lectures all those years ago was, and always will be, baloney. When the truth comes out about these charges against me, people will find out all this baloney doesn't stand. This thing about them not going well is a load of baloney. No nonsense, no baloney, not a lot of fanfare, and it's proceeding very quickly. The explanation that the public isn't really interested is pure baloney. Synonyms prattle, chatter, twitter, babble, talk, prating, gabble, jabber, blether, rambling 2North American variant of bologna Example sentencesExamples My position was put at risk after I put a baloney sandwich into, what I seem to be aware of now, a ‘dairy only’ shared toaster, near which there are no signs of warning. Joe ordered two packs of baloney from the store with the intention that we could save big money and use some for lunchmeat, so earlier this week I obligingly made myself a sandwich to take to work. The bread was dark and thick, baked by an Italian mother in Brooklyn, bread firm enough to hold slices of a rich baloney, layered with slices of tomato, onions and peppers, drizzled with olive oil and charged with a tongue-dazzling relish. Mr. Watson is dead now but I still love this record, especially the part where he's in the baloney section of the grocery store complaining about the prices. Unwrapping my baloney sandwich and taking a bite, I tried peeking over the stone edge, trying to get into a good position where I could watch Oz in peace without his friends spotting me. She was eating her usual meal, a baloney sandwich, an apple, a soda, and a two-pack cupcake. The one mistake I made was actually tasting some of the baloney. Some of the entries are several-page stories, while others are simply five-word lists that say it all: ‘Beer, meat, dog food, baloney.’ If I give you a pound of baloney, a loaf of bread and a table to eat it on, I don't hold you anymore. We'll split the baloney sandwich, but I got dibs on the chips! Mortodella (from which we get our boloney) comes from Bologna. C'mon, he threw baloney on her kitchen ceiling! I didn't realise that everybody else was eating baloney sandwiches. And provided you don't come foisting your legumes on me, I won't slap you with my baloney. Paula and Cindy made up little songs about white bread and baloney; Daphne hummed the same Outkast line ad nauseam, and I rhapsodized about the Indian food I'd eat when I left. Then, what is required is that the guest munch on a small hunk of baloney, toss back a shot of screech (a local alcoholic beverage that warms the belly fast), and, to seal the deal one must kiss a cod. If you are lucky, you may have had the rough equivalent of a baloney sandwich a day. Well, folks, it's nowhere near as hard as trying to unwrap a baloney and cheese sandwich or open a bag of Fritos. Origin 1920s: baloney (sense 1) said to be a corruption of bologna.
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