Falderal
[fal-duh-ral] /ˈfæl dəˌræl/
noun
1.
mere nonsense; foolish talk or ideas.
2.
a trifle; gimcrack; gew-gaw.
/ˈfældɪˌræl/
noun
1.
a showy but worthless trifle
2.
foolish nonsense
3.
a nonsensical refrain in old songs
noun
Wasted effort; also, mere nonsense: the falderal involved in PTA
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