piffle (Meaning)

Wordnet

piffle (n)

trivial nonsense

Wordnet

piffle (v)

speak (about unimportant matters) rapidly and incessantly

act in a trivial or ineffective way

Webster

piffle (v. i.)

To be sequeamish or delicate; hence, to act or talk triflingly or ineffectively; to twaddle; piddle.

Webster

piffle (n.)

Act of piffling; trifling talk or action; piddling; twaddle.

piffle Sentence Examples

  1. Don't listen to his piffle about get-rich-quick schemes; invest wisely instead.
  2. The politician's answer to the question was nothing but piffle, full of empty promises.
  3. When faced with criticism, he resorted to piffle and insults, only making matters worse.
  4. We don't have time for piffle; let's focus on finding a real solution to the problem.
  5. Her claims of alien abduction were pure piffle, easily debunked by any logical thinking.
  6. The commercial's exaggerated benefits were just piffle, designed to mislead consumers.
  7. Despite his bluster, his arguments amounted to nothing more than piffle.
  8. Ignore the internet trolls; their comments are just piffle not worth your time.
  9. They spent hours gossiping about piffle, oblivious to the world around them.
  10. We need to separate fact from fiction; filter out the piffle and focus on credible information.

FAQs About the word piffle

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Don't listen to his piffle about get-rich-quick schemes; invest wisely instead.

The politician's answer to the question was nothing but piffle, full of empty promises.

When faced with criticism, he resorted to piffle and insults, only making matters worse.

We don't have time for piffle; let's focus on finding a real solution to the problem.