mumbo-jumbo

Full of mumbo-jumbo about "inner-directed" and "outer-directed" personalities.

"Every society has its mumbo-jumbo to keep it in order," said Arkwright.

Then that must have been a masquerade, that other time—all that mumbo-jumbo with the Anagrams.

Ive no use for your Mumbo-Jumbo trickery and Manchester morality.

They may fill the interval with hoodoo rites, caste divisions or Mumbo-Jumbo worship, as they please.

Pauline actually believed in her religion, believed in it to the extent of dishonoring their love to appease the mumbo-jumbo.

Comes the alarm crash of the Sanctus thrice repeated, the mumbo-jumbo of fast-gabbled Latin, the exultant organ.

No mumbo-jumbo of superstition, no awe of strangers who had suddenly descended upon them from the sky.

We fulfil those demands to a certain extent, but we do not make a mumbo-jumbo of them.