noun / verb
twaddle
TWAH-dul/ˈtwɑːdl/
Foolish or meaningless talk or writing.
The solemn debate about toilet-paper orientation amounts to trivial twaddle.
Etymology
The origin is obscure, though the source compares earlier twattle with the same meaning. The recorded sense already covers idle, silly talk or prosy nonsense.
In context
he even makes that complicated he even makes twaddle complicated no I'm just I'm just es depending
More examples
- She dismisses his excuse as twaddle.
- We need clear answers, not more twaddle.
- He twaddles on about his supposedly brilliant ideas.
Forms
twaddle · twaddles · twaddled · twaddling