Schmegegge - Meaning, Definition & English Examples
Schmegegge is a Yiddish term meaning nonsense, foolish talk, or something worthless. It’s often used humorously to dismiss an idea or statement as silly or unimportant.
Definition:
Nonsense or foolish talk, often used humorously or dismissively.
Synonyms:
Baloney, hogwash, drivel, gibberish
Part of Speech:
noun
Antonyms:
Wisdom, truth
Common Collocations:
Talk schmegegge, full of schmegegge, utter schmegegge
Derivatives:
None commonly recognized
Usage Tips:
Use informally to mock absurd or meaningless statements, often in playful contexts.
Common Phrases:
"That's a load of schmegegge, " "Don't give me that schmegegge, " "Full of schmegegge"
Etymology:
Yiddish origin, likely from Polish or Slavic roots meaning nonsense or chatter.
Examples:
- 1. His excuse was pure schmegegge and nobody believed him.
- 2. Stop talking schmegegge and get to the point!
- 3. She dismissed his argument as complete schmegegge with a laugh.
- 4. The politician’s speech was full of empty promises and schmegegge.