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baloney
/ əˈəʊɪ /
noun
- informal.foolish talk; nonsense
- another name for bologna sausage
Word History and Origins
Origin of baloney1
Word History and Origins
Origin of baloney1
Example Sentences
In a post on his blog, Knoepfler called Colossal’s claims “colossal baloney” and warned, “this kind of hype is toxic and harmful to science including public trust.”
Trump’s second administration began in his typical fashion: divisive, destructive, delusional and defeating with a side order of bombastic baloney followed by anger, petulance, darkness and threats.
The only person getting this answer: Our job is not to judge, look down our nose, talk about “unsophisticated” and how — that’s such baloney.
A sailor expressed doubt they would survive, to which Conter replied, “baloney.”
To non-lawyers, this may seem to cut the baloney mighty thin.
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