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▲
Noun
Talk, news or information that is fake or nonsense
Items or material of poor quality or little worth
Organ meat
Adjective
Characterized by overuse to the point of being uninteresting
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▲
Noun
▲
Talk, news or information that is fake or nonsense
nonsense
drivel
twaddle
hogwash
malarkey
rubbish
balderdash
claptrap
garbage
rot
bull
poppycock
baloney
bunk
blather
piffle
guff
tosh
codswallop
gibberish
bunkum
bilge
bosh
hooey
flapdoodle
tommyrot
applesauce
blarney
eyewash
cobblers
blether
phooey
wack
flannel
dribble
balls
blathers
havers
waffle
gobbledegook
bushwa
bulldust
gammon
cod
toffee
BS
hot air
double Dutch
stuff and nonsense
hokum
trash
moonshine
humbug
horsefeathers
crapola
folly
crock
foolishness
blah
senselessness
fiddlesticks
boloney
malarky
jazz
blither
silliness
taradiddle
trumpery
stupidity
fudge
hokeypokey
nuts
blah-blah
drool
hoodoo
tarradiddle
blatherskite
slush
muck
fiddle
beans
falderal
folderol
nerts
punk
buncombe
fiddle-faddle
bizzo
bull's wool
pap
mumbo jumbo
cack
babble
pants
prattle
palaver
jive
jabber
gabble
codology
bombast
verbiage
rigmarole
gobbledygook
inanity
absurdity
jargon
stuff
empty talk
Greek
kak
foolish talk
chatter
prating
gas
dross
abracadabra
jabberwocky
blabber
hocus-pocus
talk
ludicrousness
double-talk
idiocy
fatuity
irrationality
imprudence
ranting
flightiness
giddiness
jest
joke
thoughtlessness
double talk
idle talk
flimflam
crud
argle-bargle
cant
unintelligible language
gossip
rhetoric
obscure language
bluster
tattle
wittering
slobber
gibber
burble
jabbering
trivia
pretence
UK
pretense
US
fustian
bananas
fun
scrawl
rashness
scribble
tomfoolery
madness
ridiculousness
soft soap
foolery
untruth
officialese
rambling
twitter
yabbering
yatter
yackety-yak
nattering
chuntering
trifle
stultiloquence
froth
frippery
frivolity
refuse
clack
twattle
grandiloquence
gab
verbalizing
US
flummery
futile talk
useless words
blah-blah-blah
falsehood
trickery
yammer
fantasy
fiction
oratory
corn
deception
prate
all Greek
ravings
wind
verbalising
UK
raving
scat
baragouin
nonsense talk
doublespeak
hedging
prevarication
evasion
equivocation
spiel
verbosity
prolixity
weasel words
wordiness
padding
logorrhoea
meaningless talk
junk
schlock
rhubarb
craziness
noise
natter
chitchat
chat
confab
patter
conversation
confabulation
small talk
jaw
gabfest
yak
rap
cackle
chin-wag
schmooze
causerie
jangle
backchat
colloquy
chin music
table talk
babbling
chit-chat
waffling
dialogue
UK
chitter-chatter
gibbering
dialog
US
tittle-tattle
gabber
heart-to-heart
discourse
discussion
chinwag
conference
powwow
rabbit
crack
prattling
blethering
blathering
yammering
yattering
yapping
jawing
chinwagging
exchange
adda
rabbiting on
craic
convo
yakking
bull session
chattering
word
buzz
blubbering
tattling
murmur
tête-à-tête
scuttlebutt
rant
hearsay
pomposity
rumor
US
report
footle
jibber-jabber
grapevine
account
rabbiting
bragging
meddling
cry
clishmaclaver
mag
dirty laundry
back-fence talk
claver
boasting
blab
muttering
tongue-wagging
clamor
US
clamour
UK
dish
rumour
UK
trivial talk
korero
tete-a-tete
idle chat
incoherent talk
wild talk
carrying-on
malaise
bafflegab
triviality
talking
gabbling
gossiping
chatting
cackling
rantings
hypocrisy
frothy talk
loquacity
quackery
charlatanry
chewing the fat
converse
gen
twittering
chewing the rag
technobabble
obscuration
legalese
yarn
witter
one-to-one
visit
consultation
newsmongering
mere words
bravado
lies
rapid talk
unintelligible talk
gushing
parley
rap session
meeting
badinage
banter
raillery
persiflage
fireside chat
ramblings
monologue
UK
monolog
US
tale
defamation
dirty linen
wire
gossipry
chronicle
dirty wash
scandal
injury
whispering campaign
story
malicious talk
telling tales
news
slander
earful
calumny
rumormongering
US
clothesline
glib talk
foretalk
rumors
US
pleasantry
pleasantries
rumours
UK
trivial conversation
beauty-parlor chitchat
casual conversation
light talk
idle chatter
rumourmongering
UK
talebearing
magniloquence
braggadocio
rodomontade
turgidity
pretentiousness
gasconade
rhodomontade
brag
euphuism
grandiosity
fanfaronade
ostentation
affectedness
cockalorum
periphrasis
tumidity
verboseness
altiloquence
pad
long-windedness
exaggeration
rave
bombastry
cotton
aureation
rhapsody
padded
stuffed
affectation
tympany
rage
extravagant boasting
bombard phrase
purple prose
more ❯
“I'm not going to sit here and listen to a bunch of
tripe
about how ancient aliens built the pyramids.”
Noun
▲
Items or material of poor quality or little worth
rubbish
junk
trash
crapola
muck
sleaze
slop
cheese
dreck
drek
slush
debris
refuse
scrap
garbage
litter
waste
chaff
effluvium
deadwood
effluvia
truck
riffraff
offal
dross
offscouring
dust
spilth
raffle
detritus
scraps
dregs
leftovers
leavings
sweepings
rubble
mullock
lumber
grot
draff
gash
debitage
offscourings
orts
raff
cultch
rummage
discarded matter
flotsam and jetsam
odds and ends
spilths
junks
raffles
remains
residue
sediment
slag
filth
sewage
hogwash
slops
gashes
scum
clutter
gubbins
bits and pieces
odds and sods
rummages
crust
excess
flotsam
spoilage
lees
fragments
bric-a-brac
stuff
swill
swills
space junk
salvage
waste material
oddments
wreckage
scourings
ruins
pieces
remnants
collaterals
carrion
landfill
sullage
droppings
brash
scobs
rejectamenta
collateral
compost
scoria
impurity
ashes
recrement
waste matter
recrements
impurities
scorias
effluent
leaving
shells
sinters
shell
dumps
dunghills
wreck
effluents
domestic refuse
shreds
bits
wrecks
off cuts
sinter
shavings
rashes
scatterings
scrapings
dump
rejects
cast-offs
useless things
discarded things
scattering
rash
miscellanies
dunghill
white elephants
miscellany
cinders
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“The plot of the film is a load of
tripe
, but the effects and acting were both top-notch.”
Noun
▲
Organ meat
variety meat
brains
chitlins
chitterlings
giblets
gizzard
heart
kidneys
liver
marrow
mountain oyster
organ meat
pancreas
prairie oyster
stomach
sweetbread
testis
thymus
tongue
Adjective
▲
Characterized by overuse to the point of being uninteresting
hackneyed
banal
stale
trite
tired
commonplace
stereotyped
unoriginal
threadbare
stock
dull
timeworn
prosaic
pedestrian
hack
shopworn
overused
unimaginative
clichéd
overworked
platitudinous
derivative
routine
vapid
uninspired
common
corny
conventional
cliche
musty
hackney
humdrum
boring
hacky
ordinary
predictable
obligatory
bromidic
cobwebby
old
antiquated
obsolete
outdated
cornball
hokey
hoary
truistic
outmoded
overdone
everyday
quotidian
run-of-the-mill
well-worn
moth-eaten
worn-out
old hat
time-worn
worn out
out-of-date
played out
old-hat
dime-store
familiar tune
old-chestnut
old-saw
played-out
stereotypical
tedious
tiresome
vanilla
mundane
dreary
monotonous
uneventful
uninteresting
ho-hum
repetitious
mind-numbing
unvaried
cliché-ridden
wearisome
stupid
facile
zero
trivial
nothing
cornfed
square
dumb
noplace
nowhere
bland
pabulum
blah
ho hum
dull as dishwater
flat
jejune
cliché
worn
set
unexciting
warmed-over
uninspiring
workaday
exhausted
characterless
insipid
bathetic
unremarkable
cliched
undistinguished
usual
lacklustre
UK
ready-made
lackluster
US
standard
well worn
normal
lifeless
plain vanilla
drained
mildewed
chain
stereotypic
platitudinal
colourless
UK
unexceptional
average
used-up
colorless
US
dry
plain
formulaic
typical
out of the ark
tame
old-fashioned
ornery
passé
unmemorable
familiar
mediocre
bog-standard
spiritless
customary
uninventive
indifferent
drab
dated
garden-variety
stodgy
unnoteworthy
generic
mainstream
warmed-up
traditional
common or garden
a dime a dozen
out of date
so-so
derived
simple
regular
plodding
matter-of-fact
nondescript
ponderous
superannuated
archaic
no great shakes
uncreative
arid
dead
defunct
imitative
unfashionable
outworn
middle-of-the-road
not up to much
nothing to write home about
unadventurous
dry as dust
ancient
unvarying
rusty
anaemic
UK
sterile
heavy
prevalent
barren
slow
tiring
garden
soporific
wearying
prosy
anemic
US
cut-and-dried
numbing
standard-issue
jading
drudging
fatiguing
monochromatic
stuffy
aged
copied
dusty
weariful
plagiaristic
second-hand
plagiarized
US
unentertaining
unenjoyable
garden variety
non-innovative
big yawn
rehashed
frayed
forgettable
repetitive
mawkish
disused
second-rate
obsolescent
fossilized
US
antique
old-time
bygone
faded
middling
antediluvian
orthodox
prevailing
popular
unhip
feeble
inane
formal
behind the times
oldfangled
cribbed
nitty-gritty
terrestrial
medieval
US
prehistoric
Noachian
mediaeval
UK
kaputt
neolithic
mossy
moribund
demoded
prehistorical
kaput
olden
passionless
vacuous
clear
suburban
modest
half-pie
leaden
run of the mill
unpretentious
out of style
plagiarised
UK
featureless
fossilised
UK
out of fashion
Stone Age
past their sell-by date
bush-league
lowly
acquired
homely
cut-and-dry
passable
not so hot
lame
humble
dime-a-dozen
samey
weary
not much cop
draggy
prolix
nothing special
nothing to get excited about
dismal
depressing
dreich
dullsville
bog standard
ten a penny
lacking variety
cliché
standardized
US
conventionalized
mass-produced
typecast
ineffective
antwacky
tarnished
passe
useless
fuddy-duddy
cut and dried
day-to-day
vieux jeu
unchanging
menial
standardised
UK
sentimental
kitschy
cheesy
rehearsed
unsophisticated
formalistic
naff
passé
worn thin
staple
unspontaneous
unimpressed
unmoved
heavy-handed
yawn
silly
used
banausic
homespun
artificial
unartistic
workday
fair
mindless
phoned in
world-worn
empty
gray
US
grey
UK
going
basic
current
low-grade
unromantic
out
OK
unsentimental
unvarnished
unembellished
unpoetic
literal
unemotional
factual
unadorned
monochrome
laborious
unstimulating
soulless
stiff
run-of-the-mine
medium
tolerable
run-of-mine
second-class
plain-Jane
unextraordinary
off-the-shelf
insignificant
overlong
canned
established
not bad
deadpan
anachronistic
superseded
blending into the background
lacking variation
deadly
yawnsome
lacking excitement
deadening
unspirited
irksome
lacking interest
mechanical
plastic
white-bread
inferior
mean
weak
dragging
enervating
interminable
mortal
exhausting
poky
snooze
lustreless
wishy-washy
pointless
limp
endless
historic
unnoticeable
inconsequential
inconspicuous
okay
not fun
long-drawn-out
deadly dull
abandoned
poor
half-hearted
inadequate
milk-and-water
bloodless
namby-pamby
readily available
widely available
démodé
overall
general
unstylish
out-of-style
not with it
vintage
bent
mouldy
UK
has-been
dinosaur
moldy
US
unusable
extinct
soft
drivelling
UK
nebbish
driveling
US
beige
fatuous
tenuous
slight
innocuous
subdued
no big deal
ruling
collective
accepted
acknowledged
out of commission
out of use
horse and buggy
majority
shared
admitted
pervasive
public
sometime
remote
past
former
aboriginal
age-old
relic
old as the hills
erstwhile
pristine
demode
crumbling
primeval
US
primordial
decayed
old as Methuselah
quondam
primitive
late
once
early
venerable
immemorial
of old
onetime
done
of yore
original
cast-off
widespread
ubiquitous
universal
household
habitual
honored
US
accustomed
proverbial
secondary
honoured
UK
vulgar
received
primaeval
UK
well established
widely held
obvious
anticipated
expected
foreseen
echoic
secondhand
plain as the nose on your face
plain as a pikestaff
copycat
plebeian
natural
evolved
procured
borrowed
hereditary
obtained
ancestral
inferential
subordinate
cognate
connate
caused
inferred
coming from
not original
boiler plate
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