foddle-faddle (Meaning)

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foddle-faddle (n.)

A trifle; trifling talk; nonsense.

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Grandma used to say that all this modern technology was just foddle-faddle compared to good old-fashioned conversation.
The children giggled at the foddle-faddle they heard from the cartoon characters on TV.
The boss dismissed the employee's foddle-faddle excuses and demanded a valid explanation for the delay.
Despite the seriousness of the situation, his speech was filled with foddle-faddle that made it hard for anyone to take him seriously.
In the midst of chaos, her calm demeanor stood out amidst the foddle-faddle of panic around her.
The politician's promises sounded like nothing more than foddle-faddle to the disillusioned voters.
The professor warned his students against indulging in foddle-faddle theories without solid evidence to support their claims.
The chef refused to serve the foddle-faddle dish his apprentice had concocted, insisting on authenticity and flavor.
She couldn't help but roll her eyes at the foddle-faddle romantic gestures in the cheesy romance novel she was reading.
Despite his best efforts, his attempts at humor often came across as mere foddle-faddle to his audience.

A trifle; trifling talk; nonsense.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Grandma used to say that all this modern technology was just foddle-faddle compared to good old-fashioned conversation.

The children giggled at the foddle-faddle they heard from the cartoon characters on TV.

The boss dismissed the employee's foddle-faddle excuses and demanded a valid explanation for the delay.

Despite the seriousness of the situation, his speech was filled with foddle-faddle that made it hard for anyone to take him seriously.