(malarkey)
21malarkey — [mə lα:ki] noun informal nonsense. Origin 1920s: of unknown origin …
22malarkey — noun (U) informal talk that is meant to impress or deceive you but does not mean anything; nonsense: All that stuff was a load of malarky! …
23malarkey — Noun. Nonsense, foolishness. Also malarky. Orig U.S …
24malarkey — n Informal. twaddle, rot, nonsense, stuff and nonsense, blather, blatherskite, Inf. bosh, poppycock; baloney, foolishness, Sl. meshugaas, balderdash, piffle, kibosh, tommyrot, Inf. fiddle faddle; bunkum, Sl. bunk, hogwash, Sl. bushwah, Sl. hokum …
25malarkey — ma·lar·key …
26malarkey — UK [məˈlɑː(r)kɪ] / US [məˈlɑrkɪ] noun [uncountable] informal silly talk or behaviour …
27malarkey — ma•lar•key [[t]məˈlɑr ki[/t]] n. inf Slang. speech or writing designed to obscure, mislead, or impress; bunk • Etymology: 1925–30, amer.; orig. uncert …
28malarkey — Nonsense …
29malarkey — n. colloq. humbug; nonsense. Etymology: 20th c.: orig. unkn …
30Donald Malarkey — in 2008 Nickname Don …
