shmegegge
- noun
- /ʃməˈɡɛɡi/
- Slang
- Can't speak for Danila, but I was just making a little joke involving the multiple meanings of 'plastered,' shmegegge.
Examples
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Shmegegge, you got some of the thoughts I was coming back to voice out nicely.
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I appreciate shmegegge's sentiment above, but there is something weird about this case.
Blog text (1) -
What I want to know, Earl, is what are you doing about this shmegegge who keeps breaking into my houses?
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His speech was filled with so much shmegegge that no one took him seriously.
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I couldn't believe the shmegegge he spouted at the meeting; it made no sense at all.
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Ignoring the shmegegge coming from the back of the room, she continued her presentation.
Synonyms
Silly talk that is not true
Silly talk that is not true or useful
Talk that is false and not worth listening to
Loud, silly talk that has no useful meaning
Untrue or silly talk that is not important
A silly action or remark that shows little thought
Annoying and foolish behavior that wastes people's time
Antonyms
How Nonsensical
- Slang
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word shmegegge comes from Yiddish and means 'nonsense' or 'foolish talk'. It uses the playful shm- sound you may know from 'fancy-schmancy', so calling something shmegegge is a light way to say it is silly or not serious.