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Word "NONSENSE" Definitions:


Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
ornamental objects of no great value
Synonyms:
falderol, folderal, frill, gimcrack, gimcrackery, trumpery

Part of Speech:
Adjective
Definition:
having no intelligible meaning
Synonyms:
nonsensical
Examples:
nonsense syllables

Part of Speech:
Noun
Definition:
a message that seems to convey no meaning
Synonyms:
bunk, hokum, meaninglessness, nonsensicality

Crossword Clues for NONSENSE

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Clue Source Date
With Ness, none can work out if it's rubbish (8)
Rubbish, no three points are repeated (8)
Baloney LA Times Daily 05 Jul 2025
Only one bridge player perhaps against the other three cobblers The Telegraph Toughie 04 Jul 2025
Poppycock The Telegraph Quick 01 Jul 2025
"Balderdash!" USA Today 29 Jun 2025
Bunk The Telegraph Quick 24 Jun 2025
Foolishness of many points surrounding love
"That's ridiculous!" Universal 15 Jun 2025
Note doughnut with new taste, possibly rhubarb
Northern son seen recycling garbage
Reject most of One Direction trio's repeated rubbish
Tommyrot Commuter 03 May 2025
Rhubarb has, for the French, no taste perhaps The Telegraph Toughie 15 Apr 2025
Twaddle (8) The Guardian Quick 11 Apr 2025
No dirt on the non residents? Rubbish? (8)
Gibberish Mirror Tea Time 29 Mar 2025
Balderdash The Sun Two Speed 28 Mar 2025
Poetry from Lear: rubbish The Sun Two Speed 28 Mar 2025
Nobody accepting Ness rippling? Rubbish (8) The Guardian Cryptic 25 Mar 2025
Balderdash The Sun Two Speed 12 Mar 2025
Edward Lear wrote this drivel The Sun Two Speed 12 Mar 2025
Rhubarb not to French taste? (8)
Codswallop (8) The Guardian Speedy 16 Feb 2025
French say no reason for silliness (8)
Lear's poetry content
No dirt on non-residents? Rubbish! (8)
Hogwash Commuter 31 Jan 2025
Not one round Ness swimming in moonshine (8) Puzzler Cryptic 27 Jan 2025
Not any point saving last of Belgian waffle The Times Sunday Cryptic 19 Jan 2025
Sabrina Carpenter's A - Christmas (8)
Negative poles seen to change? Absurd!
Bunk, malarkey (8)
Reiterated three points about recycling rubbish
Bunk, shtuyot (8)
Seen with my son in the North? Humbug! (8)
Balderdash The Telegraph Quick 24 Sep 2024
Gibberish, talking
Humbug or fudge (8)
Malarkey (8) The Guardian Quick 30 Aug 2024
Gibberish Mirror Tea Time 24 Aug 2024
Balderdash * The Telegraph Cross Atlantic 23 Aug 2024
Rubbish Newsday 09 Aug 2024
Initially numb leg - feel rubbish The Telegraph Cryptic 30 Jul 2024
"That's silly!" Commuter 29 Jul 2024
Hot air produced by cobblers
Balderdash New York Times 12 Jun 2024
Absolute rubbish!(8)
Snoop around new senator's bunk
Absurdity, drivel (8)
Balderdash The Telegraph Quick 26 May 2024
Drivel, gibberish (8)
Balderdash Universal 18 Apr 2024
Lacking all meaning
Type of verse in which Edward Lear specialised (8)
Gibberish Mirror Tea Time 13 Mar 2024
It's foolish to be seen out with your son at this point
Bunk, bull (8)
Algernon sensed inclusion of balderdash (8)
Absurdity of Nationalist version of "oneness"
Around noon, son seen cooking tripe (8)
Rubbish Universal 29 Jan 2024
Rubbish, tosh
A word for balderdash, gibberish or gobbledegook; foolish behaviour; humbug; that which is manifestly false, illogical or silly; trivial things; or, absurdity, such as that exemplified by the verse of
Son seen splashed by new flannel The Telegraph Cryptic 15 Dec 2023
Son seen splashed by new flannel (8)
Cobblers having no feeling about fashion, ultimately
Regularly observed inbound sight maybe? Balderdash The Times Quick Cryptic 06 Dec 2023
Balderdash The Telegraph Quick 15 Aug 2023
Northern name full of love and understanding? Rubbish! The Telegraph Cryptic 17 Jul 2023
Rubbish The Telegraph Quick 29 Apr 2023
"Baloney!" Eugene Sheffer 20 Mar 2023
Two knights full of love and feeling for bull! The Telegraph Cryptic 20 Mar 2023
Hogwash Universal 13 Jan 2023
Facial feature fed nougat initially, same part spitting out old humbug The Guardian Cryptic 03 Nov 2022
Facial feature fed nougat initially, same part spitting out old humbug
Tripe small number in Essex noshed regularly The Telegraph Cryptic 20 Oct 2022
Balderdash The Telegraph Quick 09 Jul 2022
Absurd statements USA Today 10 Jun 2022
Foolishness or silly behaviour Irish Times Simplex 02 Apr 2022
Humbug; tripe The Times Concise 22 Mar 2022
New Age philosophy according to some: a sort of oneness with nature, primarily
Foolishness of working backwards with National Stock Exchange twice
Newish top on pick-up is rubbish Irish Times Crosaire 07 Feb 2022
Folly of new and old bridge partners seen playing The Telegraph Cryptic 29 Nov 2021
Bull in Paris? Negative — probably Essen
Balderdash The Telegraph Quick 25 Oct 2021
Claptrap, hogwash Irish Times Simplex 25 Oct 2021
Newish top on pick-up is rubbish Irish Times Crosaire 14 Oct 2021
Gibberish The Times Concise 20 Aug 2021
Empty points? Rubbish!
Absurdity in Lear's verse? The Sun Two Speed 03 May 2021
Balderdash The Sun Two Speed 03 May 2021
Absurd ideas The Washington Post Sunday 18 Apr 2021
Claptrap, hogwash Irish Times Simplex 05 Feb 2021
Rubbish The Sun Two Speed 24 Jan 2021
Fool's speech in Lear production? The Sun Two Speed 24 Jan 2021
European refusal to feel rubbish
Nose pierced by third ring and nose without ring — foolishness
Having no intelligible meaning Irish Times Simplex 30 Nov 2020
Bunk, not a single one, in which briefly to dispatch son
Verse from Lear is twaddle The Sun Two Speed 10 Oct 2020
Son seen swimming around Nessie's head? Rubbish!
No French sight perhaps, an absurdity The Telegraph Cryptic 12 Sep 2020
Words or ideas without meaning Irish Times Simplex 04 Sep 2020
Edward Lear wrote this drivel The Sun Two Speed 14 Aug 2020
Word of dismissal New York Times 08 Aug 2020
The end of 18 across? That's blarney! Irish Times Crosaire 05 Aug 2020
Newish top on pick-up is rubbish Irish Times Crosaire 13 Jul 2020
Lines from Edward Lear being rubbish The Sun Two Speed 12 Jul 2020
Aroma around poles inside of tent is rubbish
Rubbish, rot The Times Concise 20 May 2020
Old toffee from Blarney Irish Times Crosaire 14 Apr 2020
Rhubarb is not to French taste, perhaps
Cobblers start to nail, working by feel
Poppycock LA Times Daily 16 Feb 2020
Poppycock The Washington Post 16 Feb 2020
Edward Lear wrote this twaddle The Sun Two Speed 16 Feb 2020
Fool's speech in poetic production of Lear? The Sun Two Speed 05 Jan 2020
Words or ideas that don't make sense Irish Times Simplex 22 Nov 2019
Working after noon and feeling rubbish The Telegraph Cryptic 22 Oct 2019
Rubbish The Times Concise 19 Oct 2019
Poetry from Edward Lear is twaddle The Sun Two Speed 27 Sep 2019
It's not shortened by One Direction? Have a feeling this is rubbish! Irish Times Crosaire 01 Jul 2019
Nurture or nature? For starters, the feeling is, this is rubbish Irish Times Crosaire 21 Jun 2019
Fool's speech in production of Lear?
Poetry from Edward Lear: rubbish The Sun Two Speed 18 Mar 2019
Nurture or nature? For starters, the feeling is this is rubbish Irish Times Crosaire 18 Mar 2019
Foolishness, silliness Irish Times Simplex 12 Mar 2019
Unintelligible language The Telegraph General Knowledge 03 Mar 2019
Foolishness The Times Concise 27 Dec 2018
Hokum, hogwash Irish Times Simplex 28 Nov 2018
Rubbish The Telegraph Quick 20 Nov 2018
Meaningless talk gives no directions
. Bill checking new national stock exchange is absurd
'Baloney!' Eugene Sheffer 16 Jul 2018
The end of 18 across is rubbish Irish Times Crosaire 20 Feb 2018
Poppycock New York Times 16 Jan 2018
Drivel The Times Concise 14 Jan 2018
Poppycock
Name wayward son seen making moonshine
Trash direction by Non-Bengali
Fool's speech in production of Lear
Balderdash The Times Concise 16 May 2017
''Tommyrot!'' USA Today 28 Jan 2017
"Tommyrot!"
No nice way of saying this - the feeling is this is rubbish Irish Times Crosaire 08 Nov 2016
Balderdash The Telegraph Quick 24 Oct 2016
No nice way of saying this - the feeling is this is rubbish! Irish Times Crosaire 27 Sep 2016
Soon dismissing Amy's original opinion of tripe
Twaddle The Telegraph Quick 07 Aug 2016
Two knights full of love and understanding in bunk The Times Cryptic 27 Jun 2016
Balderdash, feature defining itself, nothing less, with name
Meaningless talk Newsday 16 Feb 2016
Bunk Newsday 16 Jan 2016
Absence of touch, for example, is baloney! The Telegraph Cryptic 02 Dec 2015
Negative response to various points repeatedly seen as rubbish The Telegraph Cryptic 11 Oct 2015
Pants, new ones, worn at various points
"Don't be ridiculous!" Universal 16 Aug 2015
"You must be kidding!" Universal 20 Jun 2015
No word from Paris? Feeling this is rubbish! Irish Times Crosaire 18 Feb 2015
"You must be kidding!"
"Don't be ridiculous!"
Balderdash
Initially going in, son's seen Raging Bull
Hogwash
Drivel
Production of Lear? Don't believe it!
Bunk
'Baloney!'
Gobbledygook
No point having feeling without meaning
Malarkey
"Don't believe it for a second"
Mumbo-jumbo
It doesn't add up
Jabberwocky
"Tommyrot!"
Guff
Twaddle
Guff
Meaningless words
Hogwash
Baloney
Balderdash
"Balderdash!"
Jabberwocky
Moonshine
"Balderdash!"
Poppycock
Moonshine
Meaningless words
Tomfoolery
Jabberwocky
Balderdash
Baloney
Fiddlesticks!
Rhubarb side, bit of nauseous feeling eating it
Applesauce, so to speak
Balderdash
Cry of disagreement
Tommyrot!
Absurdity
Tommyrot
Twaddle
"Hogwash!"
Applesauce!
Fiddle-faddle
Balderdash
Drivel
Tommyrot
Stuff's partner
Rubbish
Meaningless talk
Bunk!
Humbug
Col. Stoopnagle's artistry.
Leacock's specialty.
"Pshaw!"
Morgan's forte.
Métier of S. Leacock.
Hocus-pocus.
Twaddle.
Edward Lear's forte
Foolishness.
Bosh!
Humbug.
Poppycock!
How absurd!
Balderdash.
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