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bunkum Noun empty talk; nonsense [after Buncombe, North Carolina, alluded to in an inane speech by its Congressional representative]
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| He waited until the place had become absolutely silent and expectant, then he delivered his deadliest shot; delivered it with ice-cold seriousness and deliberation, with a significant emphasis upon the closing words: he said he believed that the reward offered for the lost knife was humbug and bunkum, and that its owner would know where to find it whenever he should have occasion TO ASSASSINATE SOMEBODY. |
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