trumpery

Think of the poor Pope with all that trumpery on him."

But such a God does not know what to do with all that respectable trumpery and pomp.

Think on that, and go put your trumpery away, as long as you are sheltered here.

But the Republicans cannot argue that issue credibly because their own legislation is so full of trumpery.

This yer religion is all a mess of lying trumpery, Tom.

The trumpery in my house, go bring it hither For stale to catch these thieves.

"Another load of fantastic trumpery, no better than this suet-bag's here."

Surely no modern manufacturer of trumpery ever rivalled this ugliness.

Though the statue did move, it was no mere trumpery with a cleverly hinged arm.

Contrary to the practice of many painters in the West, then and since, Watkins surveyed nature without trumpery.

It sparkled like a nebula: Big, gaudy, garish bit of trumpery.

So I picked a few," he said, his dark voice sounding far too casual, as though the present were nothing but the merest trumpery.

"What a heap of trumpery is here!"

Take this trumpery out of my sight."

Now she picked through her dead mother's things, the good stuff and the trumpery, grinning like a jewel thief after a successful heist.

The Arcadians' plains, of which we read so much pastoral trumpery in the poets, could be nothing to them.

I say--and see that your trumpery be bright in color and just in weight!"

Nor of that big booby of the locksmith's, neither, but he's welcome to his bit of trumpery.

Didn't you foresee that it would just kill by contrast all the trumpery which you have been so laboriously teaching him to value?

There was a little trumpery Queen Anne desk in the room: it had obviously belonged to Henry's wife.

Unable to resist writing "yet another Trumpery," he does plan to take playful aim at Donald Trump's new board game.

I had seen his pipes; I knew them off by heart--and some nice trumpery he has among them, too!

A truth which only glideth into fine ears, he calleth falsehood and trumpery.

Bevis of Southampton or such trumpery.

I cannot hide from myself that there is a certain appearance of paltriness, as of toys, and the trumpery of a theatre, in sculpture.

A most trumpery affair brought matters to a head.

"No doubt it's all a very trumpery affair, according to the standards of Empire.

Moutet, speaking for the defense, attributed political motives to the accusers, and said that notwithstanding the fact that the world had been ransacked for evidence for many months, the evidence produced was of a ridiculous and trumpery character.