hooey

UK
/ˈhuː.i/
US
/ˈhu.i/

Translations

hooeynoun
balivernesLangage familier.
He dismissed the rumors as pure hooey.
Il a balayé les rumeurs en disant que ce n’étaient que des balivernes.
Additional translations
sornettesPlus soutenu ou familier selon le contexte.
hooeyadjective
Used attributively before a noun to qualify something as nonsensical or worthless (e.g., "a hooey idea").
bidonFamilier.
The committee rejected his hooey proposal outright.
Le comité a rejeté d’emblée sa proposition bidon.
Additional translations
absurdePlus neutre.
hooeyinterjection
UK
/ˈhuː.i/
US
/ˈhu.i/
Used colloquially as an exclamation expressing disbelief or dismissal.
n’importe quoiLangage familier.
"Hooey! You expect me to believe that?"
"N’importe quoi ! Tu t’attends à ce que je croie ça ?"

Definitions

hooeynoun
Nonsense or foolish talk.
He dismissed the rumors as pure hooey.
hooeyadjective
Nonsensical; worthless or trivial.
The committee rejected his hooey proposal outright.
hooeyinterjection
Used to express disbelief, dismissal, or annoyance.
"Hooey! You expect me to believe that?"