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Jul 9, 2004
This week's themeMiscellaneous words This week's words tchotchke eidetic mimesis bootless malarkey This week's comments AWADmail 127 Next week's theme Words to describe people A.Word.A.Day
with Anu Gargmalarkey or malarky(muh-LAR-kee)
noun: Of unknown origin.
"Malarkey is not uncommon out in this neck of the woods. Anyone keeping
up with B.C. politics, fast cat ferries, the Vancouver Stock Exchange,
leaky condos or the Canucks making a playoff run has bought a load of
it at one time. Some of it we're still paying off on the malarkey
instalment plan."
"More than half a million people take to the streets to enjoy the
fireworks spectacle but it is a family audience, without any of the
Scottish alcohol-fuelled malarkey." See more usage examples of malarkey in Vocabulary.com's dictionary. X-BonusThe bluebird carries the sky on his back. -Henry David Thoreau, naturalist and author (1817-1862) |
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