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Today's word is: Codswallop
British, informal
: words or ideas that are foolish or untrue : NONSENSE
The notion that Scott was waylaid by bad luck is "a lot of codswallop," said Roland Huntford, a British historian.— Kenneth Chang
"Some say he died. Codswallop, in my opinion…"— J. K. Rowling
… I muttered, "Yes, that's right," knowing all the while that it was a load of codswallop.— Steven Pinker
Saw this used in an online post earlier. Maybe you did, too. Not sure I'll use it that often, but still too good to let go by without giving it a place of honor here in the forum (as we did previously with "Kakistocracy").
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Definition of CODSWALLOP
words or ideas that are foolish or untrue : nonsense… See the full definition
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British, informal
: words or ideas that are foolish or untrue : NONSENSE
The notion that Scott was waylaid by bad luck is "a lot of codswallop," said Roland Huntford, a British historian.— Kenneth Chang
"Some say he died. Codswallop, in my opinion…"— J. K. Rowling
… I muttered, "Yes, that's right," knowing all the while that it was a load of codswallop.— Steven Pinker
Saw this used in an online post earlier. Maybe you did, too. Not sure I'll use it that often, but still too good to let go by without giving it a place of honor here in the forum (as we did previously with "Kakistocracy").
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