twaddle (Meaning)
twaddle (n)
pretentious or silly talk or writing
twaddle (v)
speak (about unimportant matters) rapidly and incessantly
Synonyms & Antonyms of twaddle
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- tommyrot
- madness
- hooey
- fiddle
- punk
- buncombe
- beans
- tosh
- absurdity
- jazz
- bull
- blather
- flapdoodle
- blah-blah
- rot
- hogwash
- boloney
- crapola
- blarney
- bilge
- malarkey
- trumpery
- bunk
- malarky
- foolishness
- humbuggery
- fiddlesticks
- drivel
- fudge
- folly
- crock
- horsefeathers
- falderal
- humbug
- piffle
- taradiddle
- poppycock
- folderol
- insanity
- blatherskite
- balderdash
- hokum
- bosh
- guff
- tarradiddle
- codswallop
- baloney
- muck
- claptrap
- craziness
- trash
- blither
- bunkum
- fiddle-faddle
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- senselessness
- flannel
- monkey business
- imbecility
- lunacy
- slush
- hokeypokey
- idiocy
- witlessness
- fatuity
- nerts
- moonshine
- gas
- rigamarole
- foolery
- absurdness
- tomfoolery
- kookiness
- applesauce
- asininity
- greek
- hoodoo
- hocus-pocus
- inanity
- rigmarole
- inaneness
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word twaddle
pretentious or silly talk or writing, speak (about unimportant matters) rapidly and incessantly
nonsense, blah, stupidity, drool, nuts, rubbish, silliness, garbage, tommyrot, madness
common sense,rationality, sense, reasonableness, rationality, common sense, sense, reasonableness, horse sense, levelheadedness
I refuse to engage in meaningless twaddle; let's discuss something of substance.
His speech was filled with nonsensical twaddle that failed to address the real issues.
I can't stand listening to such twaddle; it's a waste of time.
Instead of offering insightful commentary, the pundit resorted to spewing twaddle on the television.
