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Folderol   Listen
noun
Falderal  n.  
1.
Nonsense; foolish talk. (Also spelled folderol and falderol) (Colloq.)
Synonyms: humbug; balderdash; poppycock.
2.
A knickknack; a gew-gaw.


Folderol  n.  (Also spelled falderal and falderol)  Nonsense; foolish talk. (Colloq.)
Synonyms: humbug; balderdash; poppycock.





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"Folderol" Quotes from Famous Books



... reflected aloud, abruptly changing his tone, "to hear a son of mine spout this sort of cheap folderol, and I never thought that any one of my blood would be weak enough to come crawling and begging to break a ...
— Winnie Childs - The Shop Girl • C. N. Williamson
... any other. This war is the direct result of the over-polite, diplomatic, standing-aloof, bowing-to-one-another in gold lace, which all European nations are guilty of in times of peace—castes and classes and uniforms and orders and such folderol, instead of the proper business of the day. Every nation in Europe knew that Germany was preparing for war. If they had really got together—not mere Hague Sunday-school talk and resolutions—but had really got together for business and had said to Germany, ...
— The Life and Letters of Walter H. Page, Volume II • Burton J. Hendrick
... because she has a pretty face and you cherish an impracticable sentiment for her. If you take my advice, you will found your marriage upon mutual respect and industry. Select a wife who is not afraid of work, and who expects no folderol of romance. Love-making, I've always maintained, should be the pastime ...
— The Deliverance; A Romance of the Virginia Tobacco Fields • Ellen Glasgow
... fine story names we heard of. But nothin' seemed to suit. I used to puzzle the whole length of my route to find a name for that little girl. My wife wanted to call her Endora Isabel. But that sounded like folderol. Then we had up Rebeccar, and Maud, and Amanda Ann, and what not. Finally, whenever I looked at her, I seemed to see "Katie." She looked Katie. I took to calling her Katie, and she learned it—so Katie ...
— The Canadian Elocutionist • Anna Kelsey Howard


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