twaddle

After supper he heard our twaddle for nearly an hour, and then made this odd entry.

You know that twaddle in the Gargoyle Record about the poet being stuck for a rhyme to 'hunger'?

I would rather be rude than to listen to twaddle from a man I've known.

He may take our word for it there is good stuff there, in spite of the twaddle that encountered him erewhile at Hamburg.

I have heard a great deal of twaddle about the so-called ties of blood—enough to make a sober man beside himself.

In this country the Baumé scale has been adopted, while in England a different graduation known as the Twaddle scale is used.

Now, Mr. President, all this twaddle about the women being in is based upon the pretence that one woman is there now.

The women may talk of bonnets, but their lofty and fiery souls glow through the twaddle.

Yet she knew that shed send it and shed always write that kind of twaddle to Nan Pym.

Will they throw their arms round your neck, and break forth into twaddle?