A LOAD OF CROCK

Definition: A colloquial expression meaning something is nonsense or untrue; often used to dismiss a statement or claim as false or absurd.

Synonyms: BS, Nonsense, Baloney, Hogwash, Malarkey

Usage Examples in Sentences

Claiming that eating chocolate causes acne is a load of crock.

The rumor about a ghost in the old house is a load of crock.

Insisting that math is easy for everyone is a load of crock.

The notion that homework is more fun than video games is a load of crock.

The so-called miracle weight-loss pills were nothing more than a load of crock.

The elaborate ghost story they told at the campfire was nothing but a load of crock.

The investment scheme turned out to be a load of crock, leaving investors with significant losses.

The expert's bold predictions about the stock market proved to be a load of crock.

The art critic scrutinized the abstract painting, declaring it a load of crock and challenging its artistic merit.

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The seasoned detective listened to the suspect's alibi and concluded it was just a load of crock to divert attention.

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In the world of finance, the extravagant investment scheme appeared to many as nothing more than a load of crock.

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I thought the movie would be good based on the trailer, but it was just a load of crock.

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When she said she had seen a UFO, I thought it was a load of crock until she showed me the video.

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A load of crock is what I consider his explanation.

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That sounds like a load of crock, in my view.

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A load of crock is what he spouted about the economy.

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His excuse for being late was a load of crock, according to his boss.

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Despite the evidence, he continued to insist that it was all a load of crock.

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The politician's promises turned out to be nothing but a load of crock.