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gobbledygook 

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

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

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

gobbledegook 

Babbling incoherently, making no sense, Being completely random

The act of making up words.
1:Pie 1: Gooble-goo, Looby-loo, Nunga-runga-lunga-shooby
shoooeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
Pie 2: dude, you are talking complete gobbledegook!
Pie 1: laa-puroke-la-rainybowwww...
2:Pie 1: SCHIZENHAUMER. Doggle Juate mie.*
Pie 2: Huh? oh, I see. Gobbledegook.
*Oh no! My dog just ate my pie.
gobbledegook by Daniffer October 24, 2005

gobbledygooch 

The performing of fellatio whilst stroking the area between a mans balls and his asshole. Believed to be derived from the term Gobble: perform fellatio and Gooch.
Not to be confused with the term Gobbledygook
I asked her for a Gobbledygooch.
She gave me a good Gobbledygooching.
That's about as slick as a gobbledygooch. (to indicate something is particularly pleasing).
gobbledygooch by Huey Lionsheart October 5, 2017

gobbledgook 

Something StinkBrea made up
Stinkbrea: gobbledgook
y/n: kys.
gobbledgook by AAAAAAAA56 July 17, 2022
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Origin of the word is unknown. Started sometime in World War 2. Given the typical evolution of British slang, could easily have started because what these experts did was confusing or “baffling” to the common person.
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