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cockamamie

[kok-uh-mey-mee] / ˈkɒk əˌmeɪ mi /






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Their cockamamie conspiracy theories and bizarre infatuation with the weapons of war should not continue to hobble this agency’s lifesaving mission.

From Washington Post

What stood out, though, was not the predictable mood-board cockamamie but emblematic images.

From New York Times

And then there’s the cockamamie narrative about her being part of “the left-wing mob” that wants to do away with “law and order” and is now controlling the Democratic Party.

From Los Angeles Times

People in four different time zones were doing Beatrice’s cockamamie avant-garde scavenger hunt.

From Washington Post

Make no mistake, if a bunch of people find their retirement money drying up years or decades from now because of this cockamamie scheme, that will damage the economy big time.

From Salon