piffle

Why should I beat out my brains on such piffle?

In my opinion the derivative piffle is a minor issue.

As for becoming a scold, his response was, Piffle, or words to that effect.

"Listen: Instead of all this impossible piffle, let's start a real story.

Our view, based on talking to retailers and consumers, is that it's a load of piffle.

Apocryphal piffle, the best authorities say, but revealing all the same.

My herbs would have had a better effect than this piffle, and a lot sooner, too."

Can I be uncharitable and say this is piffle?

To some these incidents might be public piffle.

Of course it is piffle, but not without a streak of crazy intelligence.

Viewers are reassured by an Einstein who suggests that physics is piffle next to love.

Such questions are hardly, as some would say 'piffle'.

Once, a critic said one of my works was 'piffle.'

"Get on with telling me what demented piffle you have come up with this time," she said bitterly.

Camacho was whacking away, but we heard background piffle.

One of them said the allegation that they set him up was "an absolute load of piffle."

Wiffle Piffle is a well dressed but odd looking character.

Hearing well-formed opinions might make him realize that his own notions are mere piffle.

And as usual, cultural elitists, not about to be satisfied with standard piffle, can find nourishment in public television.

The rest is self-praise plus the usual piffle.

Presented with this piffle, Steven's agent naturally goes bananas with excitement.

There followed a barrage of White House piffle.

Its first incarnation was a commercial and zeitgeist juggernaut; its next season, a piffle.

Balderdash and Piffle is also the name given to two books written by Alex Games.

"Piffle, darling, you haven't had time to be sinful.