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gobbledygook 

Gobbledygook is basically anything nonsense.
gobbledygook by jdm89 January 25, 2017

gobbledygeek 

Patently unhelpful tech jargon, of a pretentious and/or unintelligible sort. Language used by a computer nerd who is attempting, unsuccessfully, to communicate with a layperson about computers or technology matters. Often characterized by circumlocution and jargon. Difficult to impossible to comprehend.
I called customer support after my laptop went BSOD, but try as I might, I could NOT understand the GOBBLEDYGEEK coming out of the guy's face hole.
gobbledygeek by GAGAHONK September 17, 2012

Gobbledygook 

Person 1: Why are you full of so much gobbledygook!
Person 2: It's what I was born to be full of... :)
Gobbledygook by PandaGirl xox May 30, 2016

gobbeldyguke 

Nonsense. Gobbeldyguke is simple to write because you write random letters!
hfbvsbndjgvnsjkirefijnfnbvifbvjisnoifvijfdnivsnifdb vioshfjih sihfdjisv fdi nvisdnfjknfdjk nisdjfh ifn jnv njfd svfd kijn fidfi vjinfdoji isfdijv ri evi fdi vijoi vf fdifid fd nk lsndfjkfdjk nfdklsn njkfd ldfnjk klk nfk kvsknfd kfln vdfkl kvfd. What a gobbeldyguke face.
gobbeldyguke by Matt11111 December 1, 2011

Gobbledygook 

When you are speaking absolutely non-sense. Every word you are using is not English or it is not making any sense.
Brad: bro stop speaking that Gobbledygook I can't understand a word you are saying
Gobbledygook by 11guppy11 March 29, 2020

gobbledygook 

Talk or writing that is long, pompous, vague, and too involved.
Gobbledygook only confuses people. Say exactly what you mean and keep it short.
gobbledygook by talk2me-JCH2 June 19, 2023
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Slop Grenade

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