twaddle , also: twattle

Just how many people were taken in with all this twaddle?

"He must still be very tired to come out with twaddle like that!"

"How do you figure that kind of twaddle ties in with anything?"

Of twaddle called tale- writing we have had, perhaps more than enough.

The talk of class in this article is meaningless twaddle.

I have now nothing to say, that had formerly such a pressure of twaddle.

I have something more important to do than to listen to such twaddle."

I am a Soviet woman, free of such superstitious twaddle.

The word for this sort of writing is twaddle.

There's been a lot of twaddle written recently about the supposed opposition between faith and reason.

If one makes the mistake of trying to identify with it, the film quickly becomes twaddle.

But better far write twaddle or anything, anything, than nothing at all.

If it's teeth-grinding twaddle you are looking for, then David is your man.

Don't try to palm off that twaddle about the Cause to me.

Now don't let's hear any more of that old twaddle about ours being a free society.

"Look here, Bags, just for once you've got to let go of all this science twaddle.

More meaningless twaddle from this Government for which we will have to bear the consequences.

Not that anyone would ever publish my twaddle, but I prefer to call it something other than novel.

As a philosopher by training, I have never heard such incoherent twaddle in my life.

Of course not; that was so much romantic twaddle.

The voices of the dead had uttered nothing but childish twaddle.

"That," she said, "is the kind of twaddle I'd expect to hear from an adolescent."

"He just hits repeat on the same letter so his stories are full of twaddle, to be honest," said Strong.

Anything meaningful was said a long time ago and the debate has descended into meaningless twaddle.

Some people have no shame of talking absolute twaddle.

It's not twaddle just because it doesn't fit your closed mindset.

'All that twaddle about my writing books and meadow flowers.'

Twaddle it was, too.

Then they stirred, and lifted their heads wearily, and gazed at each other wistfully, dreamily, dazed; then presently began to twaddle to each other in a wandering and childish way.

This was worse than the scolding; for the stout lady also wept, and it was only after much German gush and twaddle that he escaped, feeling like another Werther; while the deserted Lotte consoled herself with the bonbons, her mother with the more valuable gifts.

Then the jury'll twaddle and twaddle and twaddle, and finally they'll fetch in a verdict that he got shot or stuck or busted over the head with something, and come to his death by the in- spiration of God.