bullcrap
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9.7
- noun
- /ˈbʊlˌkræp/
- Offensive
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mierda
- Yes, but why? -That's bullcrap.
Don't put more government bullcrap and bureaucracy into this process.
- Don't put more government bullcrap and bureaucracy into this process.
- In other words, this bullcrap has to stop because this isn't good faith.
- ZS who are falling victim to the bullcrap of acorns.
Examples
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Voters need to realize this and not eat up the utter bullcrap that Obama is feeding them.
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Don't put more government bullcrap and bureaucracy into this process.
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No, this is bullcrap, man!
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Probably some new age bullcrap.
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No, that government stuff is bullcrap.
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Wow, a lot of unfounded bullcrap in the comments.
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You begin to spout total bullcrap in your very first sentence.
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As you can see, it's complete and utter bullcrap.
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I think this is a perfect example of how left-wing elites are ruining our society with their legislative bullcrap.
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Stop listening to bullcrap rumors on talk radio!
Synonyms
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9.1
Informal talk that is false or meant to deceive people
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7.5
Talk that is not true or is silly
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6.7
Nonsense talk that is not true
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7.4
Untrue or silly talk that people should not believe
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9.9
Silly talk that is not true
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8.4
Silly or untrue talk that is not serious
3
9.9
A statement that is completely untrue and makes no sense
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9.9
A rude expression that says something is not true
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9.9
Talk or ideas that are untrue and not worth believing
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9.9
Talk that is not true or is silly
1
9.6
Talk that tries to trick people with false statements
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6.3
An absurd lie used to avoid blame or trick someone
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9.9
Talk that is false or silly
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6.0
Things people say that are completely untrue or pointless
A false statement said on purpose to trick people
Talk that is false and hard to believe
Something someone says that is not true
Talk that is not true and that people do not believe
Talk that is not true and meant to trick people
Complete nonsense that is not true and not believable
False talk meant to trick people
A false or nonsense answer that avoids giving a direct reply
A false or silly story people tell to avoid blame
Something very silly and not true
A story or idea that is untrue and silly
Talk that is false and makes no sense
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bullcrap comes from joining bull and crap, originally meaning 'bull dung', and so it became a rude way to call something 'nonsense' or a lie. That's why calling something bullcrap means you think it is untrue or worthless.