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twaddle(1) (iou)



twaddle noun1. L18.
[Alt. of TWATTLE noun, TWITTLE-TWATTLE.]
Senseless, silly, or dull talk, writing, or ideas; nonsense, rubbish. L18.
F. Treves Guided by..experience, and not by the twaddle of theorists. G. Daly Georgie hated dinner parties;..people talked twaddle and wasted one's time.
A speaker or writer of twaddle, a twaddler. E-M19.
twaddlesome adjective full or of the nature of twaddle M19.
twaddling adjective (a) having the character of twaddle; senseless, rubbishy; trifling, insignificant; (b) uttering or prone to talking twaddle: L18.
twaddly adjective characterized by or of the nature of twaddle M19.