tommyrot

IPA: tˈɑmɪrʌt

Examples of "tommyrot" in Sentences

As any sensible person could tell you this is awful tommyrot.
"Mesquite" had "caught fire" and was up more than 2,000% since 1980, but "tommyrot" had long been worthless.
That was, like most of his bluster, a lot of tommyrot, the former Prime Minister being as sinuous as snake in the savannah.
Dire warnings that "Obama's dropping in the polls" or "Obama's poll numbers are tanking" or even "Obama has lost the public" and other such tommyrot has been a common theme for a few weeks now.
Blair treated them to a speech that we in the UK would have seen through in a moment five years ago but which, being novel, still plays well elsewhere, notwithstanding that it is the usual meaningless Blair tommyrot: