bosh
- noun
- /bɑʃ/
- Archaic
- I hope you don't mind me asking, but modern art, - it is all bosh, isn't it?
Examples
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- Yes, it's all bosh.
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"Absolute bosh."
Fiction book (1994) -
Bunkum and bosh!
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AW, THAT'S A LOT OF BOSH.
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Her explanation was complete bosh; no one believed a word of it.
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The politician's speech was filled with bosh and lacked any real substance.
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I can't stand listening to all that bosh about what makes a good leader.
Synonyms
Talk that is not true or is silly
Silly talk or ideas that are not true
Words or ideas that sound important but have little real meaning
Silly, unimportant talk that has no meaning
Silly or false talk that people should not trust
Silly or untrue talk that people should not believe
Silly talk that makes little sense
Untrue or silly talk that is not important
Talk that is silly and not true
Antonyms
How Nonsensical
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word bosh probably comes from the Turkish word boş, meaning 'empty', so bosh is like 'empty' talk with no real sense — in other words, nonsense.