bullshit
/ˈbʊlˌʃɪt/
verb
- To talk nonsense or exaggerate in order to deceive or impress someone.
- She can bullshit with the best of them when she needs to.
- He tried to bullshit his way through the interview.
- Stop bullshitting me and tell me the truth.
noun
- Nonsense, lies, or exaggerated talk intended to deceive or impress.
- The report was full of bullshit and had no real facts.
- I can't stand all the bullshit in political ads.
- Don't listen to his bullshit; he doesn't know what he's talking about.
Antonyms
interjection
- Used to express disbelief or strong disagreement.
- When she said she'd never eaten pizza, I just thought, bullshit.
- Bullshit! There's no way he ran a marathon in two hours.
- Bullshit! That's not what happened at all.