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blatherskite 

A babbling, foolish person
nonsense blather
blthrskt (without vowels)
author blthrskt
Staten Island, NY
Blathering Blatherskite
From Ducktales, Fenton Crackshell accountant to Scrooge McDuck...always said this... then Gyro invented a robot, Gizmo Duck, and used a secret password to get the Gizmo Duck robot suit on the person who said the word "Blatherskite"...and in turn Fenton Crackshell became Gizmo Duck...whenever he said the secret password..."Blatherskite"...
blatherskite by blthrskt April 29, 2009
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blatherskite 

A persn who is prone to speaking bullshit
He has some great insights, but he is such a 'blatherskite' that you never understand them, or know if he is just talking sheep dip.
blatherskite by talk2me-JCH2 September 21, 2022

blatherskite 

Someone who talks rubbish, mainly tall stories etc. Literally 'blather shite', but the H became a K somehow.
Don't listen to old Tom in the pub, he's just a blatherskite.

Blatherskite 

Typically used as a exclamation of annoyance.
Person: *drops vase on foot* “Blatherskite!”
Blatherskite by Linkcrofty May 10, 2022

Blatherskite 

Blatherskite, is, in fact, as for say, to be sure, this, absolutely, great, and, extravagant, word, or, so that, makes you think, if, you, by far, should, be able to, or even need, to be concise. Noting, that in fact, you may not be, concise. It is an adjective that, in fact, measures, that quality of word choice. This text, is in fact, a great, and excellent way, of explaining this topic, for it is not great in terms of Blatherskitness.
Guy 1: Have you searched Blatherskite in the Urban Dictionary?
Guy 2: Yeah, that was Blatherskite.
Guy 1: He needs Grammarly.
Blatherskite by WeirdoIng April 7, 2020

blatherskite 

payton and teagan are blatherskites”

Blatherin' blatherskite 

From the cartoon series 'Ducktales'.
Fenton P Crackshells key phrase needed to turn into Gizmo Duck.
When Fenton Crackshell said "Blatherin' blatherskite!", he turned into Gizmo Duck.
Blatherin' blatherskite by stinkoman February 24, 2004
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city chicken 

A food native to Pittsburgh/Western Pennsylvania in which cubes of pork and/or veal are put on a short, wooden skewer, breaded, then baked and/or fried.

I've heard that city chicken originated during the Great Depression, when folks didn't have enough money to buy full cuts of meat, so they assembled meat scraps on a wooden skewer, creating a make-shift drumstick. Hence the name.
Are yinz havin' city chicken for dinner?
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