gobbledygook

“There were a lot of people who said that this was the most beautiful VHS they’d ever seen in their life, because we’d gotten rid of all that gobbledygook,” he recalled.

“There will be a fair amount of gobbledygook coming out of COP28,” said John Marshall, the CEO of Potential Energy, a nonpartisan, nonprofit marketing firm.

Still I’m going to have to trust that all involved here have some clue what that gobbledygook means.

Until the “useless” headline sparked outrage, nobody at MSN seemed to realize that their news page was larded with gobbledygook.

Their conversations are subtitled while those of their white captors, mainly abusing nuns, sound like alien gobbledygook.