Synonyms and antonyms of Nonsense in British Thesaurus

nonsense (noun)

ideas, behaviour, or statements that are not true or sensible

drivel (noun)

stupid and unimportant things that someone says or writes

rubbish (noun)

things that someone says or writes that are not reasonable or sensible

garbage (noun)

informal something that someone says or writes that is completely false, silly, or wrong

double dutch (noun)

informal speech or writing that is impossible to understand

ravings (noun)

unreasonable or crazy things that someone says

stuff (noun)

informal used for saying that what someone says or thinks is nonsense

gobbledegook (noun)

informal nonsense

mumbo-jumbo (noun)

informal ideas, beliefs, or customs that you think are nonsense

spiel (noun)

informal the things that someone says on a particular occasion, especially things that are not interesting or sincere because they sound like a prepared speech

balderdash (noun)

old-fashioned nonsense

balls (noun)

impolite nonsense

baloney (noun)

informalspoken nonsense or lies

bilge (noun)

informal nonsense

bollocks (noun)

Britishimpolite nonsense

boloney ()

another spelling of baloney

BS (noun)

Americanimpolite bullshit

bullshit (noun)

impolite something someone says that is stupid or not true

bunk (noun)

informal old-fashioned nonsense

claptrap (noun)

informal stupid talk that you do not believe

crap (noun)

impolite nonsense

eyewash (noun)

Britishinformal old-fashioned nonsense

flimflam (noun)

informal nonsense

gabble (noun)

words that someone says very quickly and without making their meaning clear, usually because they are nervous or excited

gibberish (noun)

informal nonsense

guff (noun)

informal nonsense, or talk that is meant to impress people but has little meaning

hogwash (noun)

informal nonsense

hooey (noun)

mainly Americaninformal nonsense

horseshit (noun)

mainly Americanimpolite nonsense

moonshine (noun)

informal silly remarks or ideas

piffle (noun)

informal talk or ideas that are silly and full of nonsense

poppycock (noun)

old-fashioned nonsense

rot (noun)

Britishinformal old-fashioned nonsense

tommyrot (noun)

informal old-fashioned nonsense

tosh (noun)

Britishold-fashionedinformal nonsense

tripe (noun)

informal nonsense

twaddle (noun)

Britishinformal nonsense