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вздор n stresses
gen.	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; 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; trash; fiddlesticks; fiddlestick; bullshit (Stormy); utter rubbish (Irina Verbitskaya); nonsense (часто как восклицание); 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); blither; extravagancy; haver
Игорь Миг	utter nonsense; falsehood; mumbo jumbo; nothing burger; load of nonsense; shizit
adv.	flim-flam
amer.	pop (poppycock); poppycock; buncombe; bunkum; bushwha (Anglophile); booshwah (Anglophile)
amer., slang	bushwa; bushwah
austral., slang	bulldust; cowyard confetti; muck
cinema	hogwash
cockney	cobblers
fig.	fiddle stick
inf.	rigmarole; blah; junk; skittle; piffle; tommy rot; boshes; diddle-daddle; tommyrot; claptrap; jabber (Aly19); gaff; non sequitur (a statement containing an illogical conclusion Val_Ships); truck; eyewash (MichaelBurov); madness (Andrey Truhachev)
inf., low	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
ling.	blethering (Alex_Odeychuk)
Makarov.	froth; nonsense (часто как восклицание)
mil., lingo	bilge (MichaelBurov)
obs.	alogy; bombastry; bumbard; bumbast
psychol.	absurdity
slang	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)
vulg.	poo
vulg., brit.	bollocks
Игорь Миг, inf.	crapola
вздор! n
gen.	fiddle-de-dee; fiddle-faddle; bosh; fiddle; rats; rot; skittles!; pooh; fiddlesticks; nonsense!; that's bullshit! (Andrey Truhachev)
amer.	shucks
Makarov.	stuff; stuff and nonsense!; all my eye (and Betty Martin)
nonstand.	tosh
rude	shit
slang	fudge; vanilla
uncom.	gammon
"Вздор!" n
nautic.	tell it to the horse-marines!; tell it to the marines!; tell that to the horse-marines!; tell that to the marines!
Вздор! n
gen.	Broomstales and fiddlesticks! (Tolkien's explanation in 'Farmer Giles of Ham': 'Nonsense. A "stale" is a straight handle, thus "broomstale" – broomstick.' VicTur)

вздор: 219 phrases in 18 subjects

American usage, not spelling	3
Australian	4
Cockney rhyming slang	1
Contemptuous	2
Contextual meaning	1
Disapproving	3
Emphatic	2
Figurative	4
Figure of speech	1
General	106
Idiomatic	4
Informal	30
Law	1
Makarov	47
Poetic	1
Rhetoric	3
Rude	1
Slang	5