bologna
/bəˈloʊni/
noun
- A type of cooked, smoked sausage made from beef, pork, or a mixture, usually sliced and eaten cold in sandwiches.
- We bought a pound of bologna from the deli counter.
- The kids love bologna slices rolled up with cream cheese inside.
- I made a sandwich with bologna and cheese for lunch.
- Nonsense or foolish talk; used as a mild expression of disbelief or exaggeration.
- He said he could run a mile in four minutes — that's just bologna.
- Don't give me that bologna about the dog eating your homework.
- She called his excuse a bunch of bologna.