Pronunciation: /ˈbʊlʃɪt/
noun nonsense or foolishness; false or exaggerated statements
A1 I don't like it when people talk bullshit.
A2 She always tells me bullshit stories that I know aren't true.
B1 I can't stand listening to his constant stream of bullshit.
B2 The politician's speech was full of bullshit and empty promises.
C1 After years in the industry, she could easily spot the bullshit in a business proposal.
C2 The journalist was known for exposing the bullshit in government reports.
verb to talk nonsense or lie
A1 I think his excuse is just bullshit.
A2 She bullshitted her way through the presentation.
B1 He's always bullshitting about his accomplishments.
B2 I can't believe he's trying to bullshit his way out of this situation.
C1 The politician was caught bullshitting during the debate.
C2 I refuse to listen to any more of his bullshit excuses.
formal The claim made by the company turned out to be complete bullshit.
informal I can't believe you fell for that bullshit story.
slang Stop talking that bullshit, it's getting annoying.
figurative His excuse for being late was pure bullshit.
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