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Hindi Word

बकवास

IPA: kræp

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English Meanings

1.
CRAP (Noun) 🔊

English
Rohit Shetty: I always knew ‘Golmaal Returns’ was a crap film.

हिन्दी
रोहित शेट्टी: मैं हमेशा से जानता था कि 'गोलमाल रिटर्न्स' एक बकवास फिल्म थी।
2.
BULLSHIT (Noun) 🔊

English
I put up with a lot of bullshit from that jerk
3.
TOMMY ROT (Noun) 🔊

English
The gardener inspected the plants and noticed that several had fallen victim to severe tommy rot overnight already.
4.
NONSENSE (Noun) 🔊

English
The professor's of quantum physics was so absurd that it sounded like complete nonsense to everyone in the room suddenly.
5.
SHIT (Noun) 🔊

English
You do talk a load of shit!
6.
APPLESAUCE (Noun) 🔊

English
After dinner, I enjoyed some warm applesauce with my pork chops.
7.
BLAH (Noun) 🔊

English
The concert was filled with nothing but blah, leaving the audience bored and restless.
8.
GUFF (Noun) 🔊

English
His constant chatter was nothing but annoying guff.
9.
GARBAGE (Noun) 🔊

English
Dont talk garbage.
10.
TOMMYROT (Noun) 🔊

English
The politician's claims about the economy were dismissed as mere tommyrot by his critics and opponents alike swiftly.
11.
BOLONEY (Noun) 🔊

English
I spread peanut butter on my toast for breakfast.
12.
DOGSHIT (Noun) 🔊

English
I was disgusted to find dogshit scattered all over the pristine park.
13.
HOKUM (Noun) 🔊

English
Their belief in astrology was nothing but hokum.

हिन्दी
जानी शराब के नशे मेंhokum(बकवास) किये जा रहा था.
14.
CACKLE (Noun) 🔊

English
The hyenas let out an eerie cackle that echoed through the night, sending shivers down our spines.
15.
BUNKUM (Noun) 🔊

English
The politician spoke in so much bunkum, it was hard to discern any real policy proposals.
16.
BILGEWATER (Noun) 🔊

English
The bilgewater in the ship churned with every wave, creating an eerie symphony of sounds at night.
17.
MY EYE (Noun) 🔊

English
I rubbed my eye gently to remove the stubborn speck of dust that had caused irritation suddenly.
18.
MUMBO JUMBO (Noun) 🔊

English
The professor's lengthy of the ancient text was little more than mumbo jumbo to his students.
19.
BOLLOCKS (Noun) 🔊

English
I don't give two bollocks about what you think, your opinion is irrelevant.
20.
BABBLE (Noun) 🔊

English
The babble of the crowd drowned out her voice.
21.
CODSWALLOP (Noun) 🔊

English
He talks codswallop.
22.
BALONEY (Noun) 🔊

English
Your argument is just baloney; it lacks any logical foundation.
23.
WIND (Noun) 🔊

English
trees bent under the fierce winds
24.
BALLS (Noun) 🔊

English
The kids tossed colorful balls back and forth during recess.
25.
FOLDEROL (Noun) 🔊

English
The professor dismissed my paper ideas as mere folderol, lacking any substantial academic value.
26.
MOONSHINE (Noun) 🔊

English
The bootlegger's secret still produced some of the best moonshine in these here hills for miles around quietly.
27.
WISH WASH (Noun) 🔊

English
I wish I could take a long soak in the warm waters of my favourite spa tonight.
28.
KYBOSH (Noun) 🔊

English
Stop this Kybosh and get out of the room.
29.
BALDERDASH (Noun) 🔊

English
The professor dismissed the student's balderdash with contempt, emphasizing facts over fiction.
30.
TRASH (Noun) 🔊

English
The city's new recycling program is expected to significantly reduce the amount of trash on streets downtown tonight.
31.
GAS (Noun) 🔊

English
Nitrogen gas is essential for plant growth in agriculture.
32.
JIVE (noun) 🔊

English
The old jazz band's energetic performance was guaranteed to make the crowd start jiving immediately tonight downtown.

हिन्दी
हम चाय पीते पीते बकवास कर रहे थे|
33.
TRUMPERY (Noun) 🔊

English
The antique shop was filled with trumpery and worthless knick-knacks that seemed to have little monetary value left.
34.
BALLOCKS (Noun) 🔊

English
The detective found ballocks in the alley, evidence of an unsolved crime.
35.
TOSH (Noun) 🔊

English
The comedian's sarcastic remark about the politician was met with knowing glances and a dismissive "that's just tosh".
36.
HUMBUG (Noun) 🔊

English
The holiday season is full of humbug, but I prefer genuine cheer.
37.
COBBLER (Noun) 🔊

English
The cobbler skillfully repain the worn soles of my old shoes today.
38.
DRIVEL (Noun) 🔊

English
Stop your drivel,and get out.
39.
FLANNEL (Noun) 🔊

English
I wrapped myself in the soft, warm flannel shirt before heading out into the chilly morning air.
40.
TARADIDDLE (Noun) 🔊

English
The traveling salesman spun an outlandish taradiddle about his supposed time spent on the high seas.
41.
CROCK (Noun) 🔊

English
thats a crock
42.
PIFFLE (Noun) 🔊

English
The article was full of piffle.
43.
SCREWY (Adjective) 🔊

English
Sending a man to the moon was once considered a screwy idea.
44.
GALIMATIAS (Noun) 🔊

English
The detective dismissed the witness's galimatias, focusing on concrete evidence.
45.
PRATTLING (Verb) 🔊

English
The elderly woman was notorious for her non-stop prattling about the weather and trivial village gossip every day.
46.
BULL (Noun) 🔊

English
he was a bull of a man
47.
KIBOSH (noun) 🔊

English
he did not know why he bothered with this kibosh.

हिन्दी
वह नहीं जानता था कि क्यों वह बकवास के साथ परेशान करता था|

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