根据 韦氏词典，malarkey意为“虚假或愚蠢的话” (insincere or foolish talk)，通常被翻译成“胡说八道、胡言乱语”。该词最早出现于1920年代早期北美地区，但词源不明，一些人将其追溯到希腊语，另一些人则认为其来源于爱尔兰的一个姓氏。

His Hooleyness Malarkey I, who claims to be the first Irish pope, points to his can of Guinness as he recites an old Irish ...

Knives Out host Brian Malarkey shared stories from his Top Chef journey, viral stunts, and how the pandemic inspired his cooking oil line ...

Joe Biden’s ‘Malarkey’ Defense of Hunter Amid new evidence, the president reprises his strategy from 2020. By William McGurn June 26, 2023 6:21 pm ET ...

Vice President Joe Biden went viral after several of his comments from the debate picked up followers on social media, spreading 'malarkey' across twitter and facebook. Photo: Associated Press.

According to the Oxford English Dictionary, malarkey is an informal noun meaning "meaningless talk; nonsense." But even the OED does not know where the word came from, except to say that it popped ...

Cutthroat Kitchen: Knives Out host Brian Malarkey shared his thoughts on couples fighting and blaming each other. The latest ...

Knives Out host Brian Malarkey recently shared the story of his nicotine addiction, what prompted him to quit, the struggles ...