Balderdashes [noun]

But all this is ugly balderdash, which expresses not a single character nor feature.

Just as an able-minded man will sit down for hours and fiddle over the puzzle column in a Sunday balderdash.

It is scarcely to be wondered at that such balderdash disgusted and even enraged Beethoven.

The man who formulated the materialist conception of history could not by any possibility utter such balderdash.

"Don't be taken in by such balderdash, Madame," said the exasperated doctor.

It does not appear that this sublime balderdash made much progress until the time of Plato.

They drank, sang, and talked balderdash and indecencies in a way to bring a look of disgust upon the cheeks of the rough boatmen.

What balderdash to write about a man ablaze with reasoning energy and genius of the highest order!

What but insult is the following balderdash offered to a great people as a remedy for physical suffering—cruelty—oppression—want?

In fact she is much superior to this extravagance, this vagueness, this presumptuous balderdash.