The word 'balderdash' is a correct word and is commonly used in written English.
It is a noun that means senseless talk or writing; nonsense. Example: The politician's promises were nothing but balderdash, as he had no intention of keeping them once he was elected.
A supposed letter from Chief Seattle to President Franklin Pierce is an entirely fictitious effort by a white screenwriter in 1970, including lots of Earth Day-style balderdash that only sounds moving if you think an Indian chief wrote it in 1855.
The chain released a statement arguing that it was trying to protect customers from "rogue wireless hotspots" and demanded the FCC make a formal rule on the issue.Gulliver thinks that is balderdash.
Gone was all that balderdash about the sacred mystique of the Russian state; journalists had his mobile number and called him Boris, without his patronymic.
Balderdash, retorts Axel Springer.Even if Axel Springer's announcement is a negotiating ploy, its timing is a blow to Kirch.
Mr Pogue and others routinely prove that is balderdash: the quality of the sensors, processing algorithms, lenses and other aspects of capture remain equally or more important variables.
It is unarguably a work of massive visionary ambition – and at the same time, vaporous religiose balderdash, a film that Stanley Kubrick might have made if he'd been an evangelical preacher.
India's professed love for the bovine might fool a few soppy westerners, but the truth is that it is nothing more than an outdated sentimental balderdash.
One of the most tedious human beings I have ever known was my own mother, who, early in my childhood, fell under the spell of Madame Blavatsky and her followers and proceeded to weary my youth and deplete my patrimony with her devotion to that indigestible caseation of balderdash and lies.
All that Irish stump balderdash will never be thrown in your teeth by us, if you will just go on as though it had never been uttered".
At the finale, in a perfect piece of Broadway balderdash the cast sings about moving toward the darkness, something that the show resolutely refuses to do: Move toward the darkness Don't avoid despair Only at our weakest Can we learn what's there.
In this crowd-pleasing balderdash, Shaffer both trivializes psychiatry and exploits it.
