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génér. blether ; bunk ; bosh ; bull ; flummery ; fudge ; humbug ; moonshine ; mush ; rubbish ; slosh ; slush (сентиментальный) ; wind ; my rot ; penny gaff ; all my eye ; all my eye and Betty Martin ; crud ; fiddle-de-dee ; fiddle-faddle ; flimflam ; hog-wash ; jiggery-pokery ; skimble-skamble ; eye-wash ; flam ; porridge ; shit ; spinach ; toy ; waffle ; rot (nonsense • Don't talk rot ) ; fiddle-faddles ; fiddlededee ; bletherskate (Anglophile ; extravagance (Aly19 ; trifle (Notburga ; flapdoodle (Халеев ; absurdness (AlexP73 ; diddle daddle ; fiddle de dee ; fiddle faddle ; jiggery pokery ; skimble skamble ; ruck ; twaddle (plushkina ; balderdash ; fiddlesticks ; fiddlestick ; utter rubbish (Irina Verbitskaya ; nonsense (часто как восклицание; foolishness; foolish words, actions etc.; something that is ridiculous) ; baloney ; blather (talk with no real substance Val_Ships ; the bollocks (suburbian ; bombast ; a cock and bull story ; chimera ; driveling ; drivelling ; fiddle ; frivolity ; idle talk ; idle tricks ; nugacity ; nutshell ; rant ; idle story ; idle tales ; whimwham ; absurd (dragonsigh ; bah (qqqbbb ; lame (Ivan Pisarev ; flannel ; gammon ; blarney ; load of crap ; ramblings (She wrote a delirious love letter filled with ramblings about the moon and stars. Abysslooker ; blither ; extravagancy ; haver Игорь Миг utter nonsense ; falsehood ; mumbo jumbo ; nothing burger ; load of nonsense ; shizit amér. pop (poppycock) ; poppycock ; buncombe ; bunkum ; bushwha (Anglophile ; booshwah (Anglophile amér., argot. bushwa ; bushwah argot. cobblers ; boloney ; kibosh ; rats ; tosh ; tripe ; codswallop ; banana oil ; apple sauce ; ballyhoo ; baloney ; hokum ; holly-golly ; hully-gully ; phedinkus ; song and dance ; guff ; bazoo ; rhubarb (Svetlana D ; crock (Taras ; poppywash (bullshit, old english slang for expressing anger Kovrigin austr., argot. bulldust ; cowyard confetti ; muck ciném. hogwash figur. fiddle stick inform. rigmarole ; blah ; junk ; skittle ; piffle ; tommy rot ; boshes ; diddle-daddle ; tommyrot ; claptrap ; jabber (Aly19 ; trash (Ivan Pisarev ; gaff ; bullshit (Stormy ; non sequitur (a statement containing an illogical conclusion Val_Ships ; truck ; garbage (Ivan Pisarev ; slush (синонимы: absurdness, senselessness, idiocy, inaneness, inanity, monkey business, lunacy • Paget’s man smelt the smoke, and wandered round to look through the windows before I could stop him. He was a fireman in Coventry during the war, you know. I told him some slush about an oil-heater, but I saw him having a good look round, taking everything in. I could see in his face that he didn’t believe me. (Little Stranger by Sarah Waters) Putney Heath ; eyewash (MichaelBurov ; madness (Andrey Truhachev inform., registr. hooey (that's a lot of hooey; he is full of hooey) ; hooey (that's a lot of hooey; he is full of hooey ) invect. crap ; hocky ; hookey ; hooky ; shit for the birds jargon. bilge (MichaelBurov ; yarn (MichaelBurov ling. blethering (Alex_Odeychuk makar. froth ; nonsense (часто как восклицание) obsol. alogy ; bombastry ; bumbard ; bumbast psych. absurdity publ. flim-flam vulg. poo vulg., brit. bollocks Игорь Миг, inform. crapola génér. fiddle-de-dee ; fiddle-faddle ; bosh ; fiddle ; rats ; rot ; skittles! ; pooh ; fiddlesticks ; nonsense! ; fiddlededee! ; fudge! ; shuck! ; all my eye! ; that's bullshit! (Andrey Truhachev amér. shucks argot. fudge ; vanilla gross. shit makar. stuff ; stuff and nonsense! ; all my eye (and Betty Martin) non st. tosh peu fr. gammon naut. tell it to the horse-marines! ; tell it to the marines! ; tell that to the horse-marines! ; tell that to the marines! génér. Broomstales and fiddlesticks! (Tolkien's explanation in 'Farmer Giles of Ham': 'Nonsense. A "stale" is a straight handle, thus "broomstale" – broomstick.' VicTur
