Argle-Bargle [ahr-gəl-BAHR-gəl]
Part of speech: noun
Origin: Scots, 19th century
1. Copious but meaningless talk or writing; nonsense.
Examples of argle-bargle in a sentence
"The instructions for setting up my home-theater system are 48 pages of argle-bargle."
"When I’m nervous, I talk constantly, but it’s all argle-bargle."
