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Often used in the same context:
hullabaloo,
hullaballoo,
blather,
rigmarole,
claptrap,
pontificating,
bleating,
twaddle,
farrago,
harrumphing,
drivel,
flapdoodle,
balderdash,
bunfight,
guff,
folderol,
kvetching,
flummery,
blabber,
yammering,
carping,
babble,
malarkey,
tosh,
piffle,
inanity,
nonsense,
prattling,
bumph,
banalities,
kerfuffle,
charade,
trivialities,
bitching,
humph,
pabulum,
hokum,
bafflegab,
platitudes,
posturing,
bollocks,
speechifying,
jape,
tripe,
peradventure,
rigamarole,
bellyaching,
nonentities,
brouhaha,
shoptalk,
lamentations,
pap,
silliness,
bloviation,
caterwauling,
sloganeering,
frippery,
crapola,
hoopla,
whining,
inane,
persiflage,
tommyrot,
frivolities,
mumbo jumbo,
whinge,
ordure,
rumpus,
fuss,
faff,
blether,
spiel,
dross,
shenanigan,
tautology,
fiasco,
ninny,
bumf,
pablum,
pish,
foofaraw,
journalese,
hifalutin,
tomfoolery,
razzmatazz,
banter,
protestation,
politicking,
dubiety,
grubbiness,
burble,
bacchanalia,
tittering,
sundry,
pieties,
meddlesomeness,
bellyful,
crap,
cavilling,
irrelevancies,
talk,
inquest,
parade,
ceremony,
debate,
parley,
interrogation,
tussle,
errand,
gathering,
sitting,
conversations,
exorcism,
game,
haggling,
nobody,
picnic,
wrangling,
apprenticeship,
barrack,
adjoining,
clapboard,
comfortless,
fetish,
halfway,
haunted,
lordly,
stately,
storied,
sturdier,
weatherboard,
adorned,
airy,
ancestral,
bark,
baronial,
bay,
beaten,
bedecked
More specific:
babble,
blather,
blether,
blither,
browbeat,
bully,
smatter,
soft-soap,
swagger
More general:
flattery,
meaninglessness,
mouth,
nonsense,
nonsensicality,
parley,
persuade,
speak,
talk,
utter,
verbalize
Synonyms:
blabber,
blandishment,
blarney,
cajole,
cajolery,
chatter,
clack,
coax,
empty talk,
empty words,
gabble,
gibber,
hot air,
inveigle,
maunder,
piffle,
prate,
prattle,
rhetoric,
sweet-talk,
tattle,
tittle-tattle,
twaddle,
wheedle
Also try:
— Adjectives for palaver:
long,
much,
great,
more,
big,
grand,
little,
usual,
further,
endless,
short,
more...
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