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Spoken or written words that have no meaning or make no sense

Foolish or unacceptable behaviour

Senseless or incoherent talk

Foolish behaviour

Silly or foolish behaviour

A long and complicated procedure that seems tiresome or pointless

Something that is invented or untrue

Something said to cause amusement or laughter

An event or situation that is absurd, disorganized or fake

Deception by use of trickery, quibbling, or subterfuge

A seemingly absurd or contradictory statement or proposition which when investigated may prove to be well founded or true

The quality of being incoherent

Excessively lengthy or technical speech or writing

Rumour, gossip, or speculation

To linger aimlessly

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Noun

Spoken or written words that have no meaning or make no sense

thoughtlessness

stuff and nonsense

unintelligible language

obscure language

meaningless talk

smoke and mirrors

improvisational music

lightheartedness

inconsequentiality

pretentiousness

long-windedness

extravagant boasting

specialized language

technical language

thing of no consequence

no great matter

thing of no importance

minor technicality

small technicality

matter of no consequence

matter of no importance

much ado about nothing

leetspeak, l33tspeak

commonplace term

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“His biography is eminently sensible on a subject about which much high-flown transcendental nonsense has been written.”

Noun

Foolish or unacceptable behaviour

misbehaviour^UK

mischievousness

misdemeanour^UK

monkey business

monkey-business

troublesomeness

mischief-making

insubordination

disorderly conduct

toing and froing

comings and goings

hustle and bustle

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“Ok, so American justice isn't always perfect, but this nonsense sure doesn't help.”

Noun

Senseless or incoherent talk

unintelligible talk

chitter-chatter

back-fence talk

trivial conversation

beauty-parlor chitchat

casual conversation

whispering campaign

rumormongering^US

rumourmongering^UK

chewing the fat

chewing the rag

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Noun

Foolish behaviour

preposterousness

nonsensicalness

unreasonableness

thoughtlessness

meaninglessness

irresponsibility

injudiciousness

midsummer madness

abject stupidity

utter stupidity

lack of caution

lack of foresight

dumb thing to do

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“Surely it is an economic nonsense to deplete the world of natural resources.”

Noun

Silly or foolish behaviour

silly behaviour

monkey business

practical jokes

light-heartedness

lightheartedness

nonsensicalness

mischievousness

preposterousness

light-mindedness

light-headedness

irresponsibility

misbehaviour^UK

unreasonableness

misdemeanour^UK

mischief-making

clowning around

inconsequentiality

empty-headedness

unconventionality

incongruousness

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Noun

A long and complicated procedure that seems tiresome or pointless

fuss and bother

lengthy process

tedious business

monkey business

alarums and excursions

disorganization^US

disorganisation^UK

hustle and bustle

topsy-turviness

all hell broken loose

a three-ring circus

fuss and feathers

hell broke loose

Sturm und Drang

breach of the peace

tempest in a teapot

storm in a teacup

much ado about nothing

state of unrest

misunderstanding

street fighting

violent disorder

difference of opinion

an omnishambles

utter confusion

topsy-turvyness

discombobulation

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Noun

Something that is invented or untrue

alternative fact

misrepresentation

trumped-up story

creative writing

terminological inexactitude

cock and bull story

figment of imagination

figment of the imagination

work of fiction

works of fiction

work of imagination

castles in the air

piece of fiction

little white lie

departure from the truth

flight of fancy

cock-and-bull story

shaggy-dog story

traditional story

fictional account

castle in the air

disingenuousness

phantom of the mind

creature of the imagination

creation of the brain

false statement

misinterpretation

misunderstanding

economy with the truth

figment of one's imagination

conspiracy theory

remarkable story

one for the birds

mistaken belief

prepared speech

science fiction

fictitious story

sword and sorcery

long and short of it

traveller's tale

idealization^US

idealisation^UK

romantic fiction

romantic short story

sense of excitement

sense of history

romantic comedy

adventure story

sense of adventure

sentimental fiction

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Noun

Something said to cause amusement or laughter

double entendre

shaggy-dog story

unreasonableness

nonsensicalness

preposterousness

good-natured remark

shaggy dog story

witty communication

sardonic remark

bit of mischief

acknowledgement^UK

acknowledgment^US

snappy comeback

good-humoured mockery

lightheartedness

mischievousness

light-heartedness

light-mindedness

doubles entendres

light-headedness

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Noun

An event or situation that is absurd, disorganized or fake

piece of futility

misrepresentation

object of derision

object of ridicule

source of amusement

target of jokes

target of derision

poor substitute

distorted drawing

exaggerated drawing

false impression

political cartoon

everybody's target

everybody's fool

pretentiousness

outward appearance

window dressing

false appearance

window-dressing

superciliousness

airs and graces

going Hollywood

assumed manners

unnatural imitation

putting on airs

outward display

putting on an act

lack of veracity

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Noun

Deception by use of trickery, quibbling, or subterfuge

underhandedness

unscrupulousness

double-crossing

surreptitiousness

misleading talk

monkey business

smoke and mirrors

sleight of hand

untrustworthiness

ambidextrousness

confidence trick

every trick in the book

misbehaviour^UK

misrepresentation

prestidigitation

palace intrigue

stab in the back

specious reasoning

artful argument

treacherousness

breach of trust

victimisation^UK

victimization^US

misappropriation

bait and switch

toing and froing

comings and goings

hustle and bustle

mischievousness

sanctimoniousness

disingenuousness

pharisaicalness

false profession

false-heartedness

pretentiousness

self-righteousness

breach of faith

duplicitousness

telling stories

lack of veracity

superciliousness

self-satisfaction

dishonourableness

unprincipledness

questionableness

questionability

trahison des clercs

confidence game

little white lies

being two-faced

unrepresentativeness

fraudulent scheme

act of disloyalty

act of treachery

extramarital relations

extramarital sex

playing the field

a bit on the side

terminological inexactitude

economy with the truth

hollow-heartedness

subversive activity

affected superiority

betrayal of trust

breaking of faith

double standard

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Noun

A seemingly absurd or contradictory statement or proposition which when investigated may prove to be well founded or true

self-contradiction

contradiction in terms

reverse psychology

incongruousness

incompatibility

irreconcilability

lack of congruence

lack of harmony

paradoxical nature

inappropriateness

lack of similarity

disproportionateness

inharmoniousness

contradictoriness

contradistinction

irreconcilable difference

lack of consistency

difference of opinion

distinctiveness

differentiation

incomparability

wide area of difference

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Noun

The quality of being incoherent

inarticulateness

unintelligibility

disconnectedness

disorganisation^UK

disorganization^US

incomprehensibility

Noun

Excessively lengthy or technical speech or writing

long-windedness

gift of the gab

repetitiousness

over-talkativeness

communicativeness

indirect speech

beating around the bush

beating about the bush

lack of reserve

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Noun

Rumour, gossip, or speculation

conspiracy theory

second-hand information

secondhand information

back-fence talk

unconfirmed report

word on the street

rumormongering^US

whispering campaign

rumourmongering^UK

talk of the town

piece of gossip

malicious gossip

the word on the street

grapevine report

intimate intelligence

scandalmongering

malicious rumour

malicious rumours

piece of hearsay

unsubstantiated information

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Verb

To linger aimlessly

Interjection

Stupid, dumb

Interjection

Bah humbug

Interjection

Nonsense

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