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baloney

noun as in nonsense

Strongest match

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This was “baloney, sliced thick,” I wrote.

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.

“So no one should take any comfort in the fact that yes, he wants an abortion ban but he won’t get it because he doesn’t think we’ll have 60 votes in the Senate. Baloney.”

A sailor expressed doubt they would survive, to which Conter replied, “baloney.”

While Noel Mooney would describe reports of Roy Keane being lined up to replace Page as "baloney", it was accepted that the FAW had looked at Page's future - while an interview on matchweek made no denial of Page's need to win games.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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