"hogwash" is a correct word and it is considered informal or slang language.
It is used to refer to something that is not true or does not make sense. Example: His explanation of the situation was complete hogwash.
Dismissing the link between climate change and extremes as hogwash leaves us vulnerable to a warmer climate.
Fox News would be a popular fringe network, not the reliable conduit by which paranoid hogwash infects our mainstream media.
And there is talk within the newly-formed Arab Quartet of moderate states (Egypt, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates) that Syria should be included, partly to detach it from its ally, Iran.In this section A failed state that threatens the region The hogwash of quiet diplomacy Has he got away with it?
Liberal activists believe the opposite: that corporations are bad, family values are hogwash, and the war on terror a delusion.Worse still, the wrong side is getting the upper hand.
Unfortunately, this hope is more hogwash than Hogwarts.The market rally is built on fragile foundations.
"Not too many politicians advocate agreements which their opponents might possibly accept that are politically disadvantageous".One Republican Senate strategist agreed, calling the proposals "hogwash". Every campaign is receptive and thankful that they get" support from outside interest groups, the Republican added.
Prafull Goradia, a former member of Parliament for the Jan Sangh, the BJP's forerunner, calls the notion that moderation is the only way of coming to power "absolute hogwash".
The governor claims the investigation is politically motivated which the prosecutors say is hogwash.
The theoretical commitment to cut the growth of current spending to 0.7% a year from 2011-12 is to be implemented only after the election; it also relies a lot on the familiar hogwash of "efficiency savings".
Joseph Scarnati, the president of the state Senate, has condemned the shutdown as back-door gun control by "liberals from Philadelphia".Edward Rendell, the Democratic governor and former mayor of Philadelphia, retorted that this was "hogwash" and "the worst kind of political grandstanding".
All this week's column-inches about Mr Summers carrying on the fine work of Mr Rubin in balancing the budget, promoting growth and keeping the dollar strong are so much hogwash.
