hokum

• Sustantivo que designa un lenguaje, una idea o un discurso que carece de significado o contenido real, a menudo empleado para describir tonterías o retórica vacía.

A noun referring to language or an idea that appears to have no real meaning or substance, often used to describe nonsense or empty rhetoric.

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1. Nonsense or meaningless talkB2informal

   Language or content that seems to convey no meaning; empty or ridiculous talk.

   Disparate o sinsentido

   • The politician's speech was full of hokum.
   • Don't listen to that hokum; it's just a rumor.
   • He dismissed the theory as pure hokum.
   • The movie was entertaining but mostly hokum.

   Sinónimosbaloneybunkumclaptrapdrivelgibberishhogwashmalarkeynonsensepoppycocktwaddle

   Antónimossensesubstancetruthwisdom

2. Theatrical trick or slapstick comedyC1informalamericanart

   Deliberate artificiality or exaggerated humor in a performance, often intended to provoke laughter.

   Payasada teatral

   • The play relied on cheap hokum to keep the audience amused.
   • Old silent films often used physical hokum for laughs.
   • His comedy routine is a mix of sharp wit and old-fashioned hokum.
   • The director added some hokum to lighten the mood.

   Sinónimosbuffooneryclowningfarcegimmickhorseplayshtickslapsticktomfoolerytrick