hogwash
/ˈhɔɡˌwɑʃ/
noun
- Nonsense or meaningless talk; something that is not true or not worth believing.
- She called the rumor pure hogwash and walked away.
- The article was full of hogwash about miracle cures.
- Don't listen to his excuses — it's all hogwash.
- Kitchen scraps or swill fed to pigs.
- The pigs happily ate the bucket of hogwash dumped into their trough.
- In the old days, hogwash was often just table scraps mixed with water.
- The farmer collected leftover vegetables to make hogwash for the pigs.