Malarkey

The explanation was that Malarkey was hiding from a Rhode Island Red hen, a clear reference to the controversy over the Malarkey character. citation As his fame grew, McCarthy increasingly became the target of ridicule and parody.

How could I have believed such malarkey?

It’s because fast-moving, high-stakes malarkey actually does occur in these places.

Jones got the highest rating on his comeback appearance against Wolves in January 2022 - months after the Zoom malarkey.

Most of the NYT piece is malarkey meant to save face.

Nate Malarkey, who does a lot of things that don’t show up in a box score, returned a bad punt snap for a touchdown.

The call starts out by saying 'What a bunch of malarkey,' a trademark Biden phrase.

As we have said all along, the specious assurance from the Eccles Building that the financial system is sound because banks have been passing their ludicrously rigged “stress test” was malarkey of the first order.

Get out of here with that malarkey.

Later, Biden said: “There’s a reason why he’s bringing up all of this malarkey.

Maybe the polls are accurate, but on the other hand, maybe they’re just a load of malarkey.

This is brilliant for everyone, from the cackhanded to those who are good at art, because its carte-blanche ethos makes it simpler than all that blending malarkey you were required to excel at with traditional eye shadows.

Thursday, Biden announced two new Sanders-friendly policy proposals that aren't full of malarkey.

What might fly in the industry-friendly, science-averse Trump CDC might be seen as malarkey in another administration.

You know the one: that supposedly had Jesus murdered for the sins of mankind and wants men who lie with men murdered, the greatest story ever sold, and sheer malarkey.

Jillian Hartman, a junior film and media arts major and the film’s producer, said “Malarkey” is worth the hectic schedule and Allen adds a personal touch to the film.

Courtesy of Kirby DixonThe otherworldly series stars Aidan Gillen and Michael Malarkey.

Sorry, but what a bunch of malarkey.

With gifts, it's the thought that counts, and for Maureen Malarkey, that thought is spite.

In a fearless move, Pogo's creator Walt Kelly took on Joseph McCarthy in the 1950s, caricaturing him as a bobcat named Simple J. Malarkey, a megalomaniac who was bent on taking over the characters' birdwatching club and rooting out all undesirables.