schmegegge
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9.9
- noun
- /ʃməˈɡɛɡə/
- Informal
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- That is pure schmegegge!
Examples
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The rumors about layoffs turned out to be total schmegegge.
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Don't listen to that schmegegge—she's making it up as she goes along.
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Everything he said about his connections was just schmegegge.
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I can't believe you said that schmegegge.
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When he started talking about his conspiracy theories, I couldn't help but roll my eyes at his schmegegge.
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She dismissed his excuses as mere schmegegge, knowing he was just trying to avoid responsibility.
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The politician's speech was filled with schmegegge that failed to address the real issues.
Synonyms
578
2.5
Words or ideas that do not make sense
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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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8.8
Talk that is not true and tries to trick people
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8.4
Talk that is foolish and has little meaning
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9.9
Silly talk that is not true
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9.9
Silly talk that is not true
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4.3
Words that sound important but have no real meaning or action
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9.9
Loud, silly talk that has no useful meaning
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6.0
Things people say that are completely untrue or pointless
Words or ideas that are complete nonsense and worthless
Talk that is false and makes no sense
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
Etymology
The word schmegegge comes from German and Yiddish and is used to call something 'nonsense' or 'empty talk'. A helpful way to remember it is that the sound feels playful and light, like a soap bubble, so it's used to dismiss talk that is empty or silly.