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n
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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 (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; bullshit (Stormy); 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
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); trash (Ivan Pisarev); gaff; 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)
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); yarn (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!; fiddlededee!; fudge!; shuck!; all my eye!; 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
: 245 phrases in 18 subjects
American usage, not spelling3
Australian4
Cockney rhyming slang1
Contemptuous2
Contextual meaning1
Disapproving3
Emphatic2
Figurative4
Figure of speech1
General130
Idiomatic4
Informal32
Law1
Makarov47
Poetic1
Rhetoric3
Rude1
Slang5

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