A word for balderdash, gibberish or gobbledegook; foolish behaviour; humbug; that which is manifestly false, illogical or silly; trivial things; or, absurdity, such as that exemplified by the verse of Edward Lear
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Related clues
- Hooey
- Word for utter twaddle, meaningless and queer, like the limericks of Edward Lear, the corny content of 13 Across's mottoes told year after year or one's ramblings following too many glasses of Christmas cheer/beer
- 'That's silly!'
- Language without meaning
- _ verse, poetry in which meaning is nonexistent or absurd
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