(slang) wordy and unclear talk or writing, especially by
public officials. Now I
want you to say "gobbledygook."
-Tone 40 on an Object (6 July 1957) (informal) nonsense; gibberish.
(slang) wordy and unclear talk or writing, especially by
public officials.
(informal) nonsense; gibberish. All possible wordings of all possible questions is just a gobbledygook.
-R2H Assessment (8 Aug. 63) (informal) nonsense; meaningless or unintelligible talk or writing. It's just gobbledygook. Looks like
bird tracks!
- Study Gradients and Nomenclature (6 Aug. 64) (informal) nonsense; gibberish. You see, we'
ve always had with us this other
factor, that just
auditing-almost gobbledygook
auditing- was quite capable of improving somebody's
case.
-Styles of Auditing (17 Nov. 64) (informal) nonsense; gibberish. All of this gobbledygook, all of this nonsense, all this stupid
justify,
justify,
justify, they're to
blame, they're to
blame, they're to
blame, they're to
blame, they're to
blame, I'm the
victim, I'm the
victim, I'm the
victim, I'm the
victim. iYour
Case (3
Jan. 60)
(informal) nonsense; gibberish. All of this gobbledygook, all of this nonsense, all this stupid
justify,
justify,
justify, they're to
blame, they're to
blame, they're to
blame, they're to
blame, they're to
blame, I'm the
victim, I'm the
victim, I'm the
victim, I'm the
victim. ?Your
Case (3
Jan. 60)
(informal) nonsense; gibberish. You can
use any
command. even "gobbledygook