bunkum , also: buncombe

Maybe the aliens have told them that climate science is bunkum.

They say quite a lot of things, but I think that that's all bunkum myself, just said to make the place go."

To suggest that family businesses are holding our economy back is bunkum.

However, his commentary on politics or society are pure bunkum.

So I know that the political line is bunkum.

A little more than a year into his premiership, we now know this is bunkum.

Oh, this has been bunkum and confusion from the first".

But to do it properly needs a budget; unfortunately most are bunkum.

In themselves "free speech and human rights" are bunkum.

There is, however, some concession to the bunkum of Barnum.

But with all the bunkum, Barnum had some serious passions.

Political figures have always been ripe for both bunkum and debunking.

When he assured me it was all a load of bunkum, I felt cheated.

Purposeless or senseless talk: You're talking a lot of bunkum!

That is so much bunkum, as every Labour Member knows.

You had a point with the keyboard, the rest is bunkum...

Finally, scientific leaders "have a responsibility to expose the bunkum," said Nurse.

"The old lady is getting the bunkum to-night," said one.

The androgyny theory could, of course, be total bunkum.

I would have given anything to be able to answer 'Bunkum!'

I always thought the whole thing was probably bunkum, but now-it looks differently."

He remained at the Bunkum post until 1835.

If we go on to read the whole of the page you kindly link to it becomes clear that the oath is most likely bunkum.

Well, clearly, they hadn't believed it was all bunkum.

What I told our host, Hassan, was not altogether bunkum.