[
US
/məˈɫɑɹki/
]
[ UK /mˈælɑːki/ ]
[ UK /mˈælɑːki/ ]
NOUN
-
empty rhetoric or insincere or exaggerated talk
don't give me any of that jazz
that's a lot of wind
How To Use malarkey In A Sentence
- Sure, there's all that inner peace malarkey, but maybe there's something else going on?
- Don't put your eggs into one basket and all that malarkey.
- Griffin wouldn't have dared to make that comment in front of Mark Roberts, or any other knowledgeable debunker of his malarkey, which is why he's never accepted an invitation to appear with him publicly. Interview with David Ray Griffin on the Rob Kall Radio Show
- I'm surprising myself by how involved I'm getting in the federal election malarkey.
- Allen, did you use the word malarkey in that discussion? CNN Transcript Mar 10, 2007
- I'm not interested in all this scientific malarkey.
- Happy Birthday to me, and all that kind of malarkey!
- I'm not interested in all this scientific malarkey.
- Well this working nights malarkey isn't too bad actually.
- Do halos work of the same colour scale as that aura malarkey?
