twaddle [noun]

The talk about teaching is, to my thinking, undiluted twaddle.

The politician's speech was nothing but empty twaddle.

I can't believe I listened to that twaddle for an hour.

Don't waste your time with such twaddle.

The article was filled with meaningless twaddle.

He's always spouting twaddle about conspiracy theories.

I tuned out as soon as he started his usual twaddle.

That's the most ridiculous twaddle I've ever heard.

She dismissed his comments as pure twaddle.

The critic's review was full of pretentious twaddle.

I'm tired of listening to his endless twaddle.

The politician's promises were nothing more than twaddle.

The book was filled with boring twaddle.

The salesman's pitch was pure twaddle.

Don't pay attention to that twaddle.

The child's babbling was just twaddle.

The news report was full of sensational twaddle.

I can't believe people actually believe that twaddle.

The advertisement was filled with misleading twaddle.

The politician's campaign promises were nothing but twaddle.

The gossip column was full of celebrity twaddle.

The movie was a complete waste of time, full of twaddle.

The politician's speech was filled with empty promises and twaddle.

I'm tired of listening to people spout twaddle all day.

The book was a collection of unrelated and pointless twaddle.

The politician's speech was nothing more than a bunch of twaddle.