poppycock

How To Use poppycock In A Sentence

• And all this talk of it being a man's world is pure balderdash, poppycock and gibberish.
• So although that doctrine sounds wonderful, it is a lot of poppycock and codswallop to say that we should all be tolerant of everybody and should not have any standards.
• I've got to say that it's absolute balderdash and poppycock.
• It should have been called nonsense and poppycock, but it was tempting to believe it as prices just kept rocketing.
• Gerry Doherty, leader of the TSSA union, and a vocal opponent of Network Rail's bonus payments, said the company's claims of record punctuality were "poppycock". Network Rail talks up cost savings and punctuality
• Which, of course, is pure poppycock, but perhaps inevitable.
• This, of course, is poppycock, and Marx knew that full well.
• I guess me get too excited for my own good, but where did the word poppycock come from? Archive 2009-01-01
• He said: ‘I say poppycock to claims this county is safe.’
• To a narrow-minded military man like Darling, talk of rights was poppycock.