What is another word for rigmarole?
Pronunciation:
[ ɹˈɪɡməɹˌə͡ʊl], [ ɹˈɪɡməɹˌəʊl], [ ɹ_ˈɪ_ɡ_m_ə_ɹ_ˌəʊ_l]
Similar words: razzle-dazzle, shilly-shally, horse and pony show, rigamarole
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Similar words for rigmarole:
- balderdash (noun)
- crap (noun)
- double-talk (noun)
- drivel (noun)
- gobbledygook (noun)
- hocus-pocus (noun)
- jargon (noun)
- nonsense (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- performance (noun)
- rigamarole (noun)
- tale (noun)
- tommyrot (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Rigmarole:
n.
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- drivel,
- disarray,
- three-ring circus,
- idiocy,
- muddle,
- rubbish,
- claptrap,
- mayhem,
- tomfoolery,
- bunk,
- nonsense,
- trash,
- maelstrom,
- farce,
- poppycock,
- circus,
- knowledge,
- chaos,
- tumult,
- bull.
- mummery,
- magic words,
- Hocuspocus,
- Mummeries,
- magic word,
- Hocus,
- gobbledegook,
- Occultism,
- incantation.
- in sipidity,
- slanguages,
- doublespeaks,
- street talks,
- in-sipidities,
- trite languages,
- commonplace terms,
- in sipidities,
- stale languages,
- hackneyed terms,
- overused terms,
- newspeaks,
- shoptalks,
- in-sipidity.
- hogwash,
- gibberish,
- hot air,
- madness,
- foolishness,
- jive,
- silliness,
- prattle,
- babble,
- mumbo jumbo,
- senselessness,
- palaver.
- bosh,
- doublespeak,
- TODO,
- overused term,
- tale,
- revues,
- tommyrot,
- idioms,
- to do,
- flummery,
- amphigory,
- revue,
- performance,
- street talk,
- double-talk,
- clotheslines,
- lingo,
- gobbledygook,
- clothesline,
- shoptalk,
- operas,
- stage show,
- chestnuts,
- tall story,
- fustians,
- trite language,
- Untruism,
- crap,
- stale language,
- commonplace term,
- lexicon,
- macaronics,
- Amphibiology,
- slanguage,
- hackneyed term,
- macaronic,
- balderdash,
- specials,
- newspeak,
- jargon,
- chestnut,
- Boshes,
- jazz,
- Re-presentation.
- dis-plays,
- dis-play,
- re presentation,
- re view,
- dis plays,
- re presentations,
- stage shows,
- re-view,
- dis play,
- re views,
- re-views,
- re-presentations.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- irrational,
- folly,
- lengthy,
- rant,
- to-do,
- cobblers,
- buncombe,
- hassle,
- Twattle,
- carry on,
- harsh,
- meshugaas,
- business,
- Babblement,
- tripe,
- mere words,
- skimble-skamble,
- guff,
- song and dance,
- betray,
- cold,
- eternal,
- wheedle,
- nuisance,
- abracadabra,
- chatter,
- rot,
- truism,
- nonsensical,
- blabber,
- swill,
- unmerciful,
- mutter,
- bother,
- jabberwocky,
- hard-boiled,
- circumlocutory,
- rodomontade,
- blab,
- Bibble-babble,
- inveigle,
- ceremony,
- folderol,
- bafflegab,
- meaninglessness,
- stuff,
- callous,
- trashy,
- brutal,
- inexorable,
- fiddle-faddle,
- denounce,
- cruel,
- interminable,
- endless,
- gibber,
- boloney,
- long-winded,
- gammon,
- achievement,
- wish-wash,
- prate,
- vaporing,
- fudge,
- chitchat,
- foolish,
- tattle,
- hokum,
- ritual,
- incongruity,
- act,
- tommy-rot,
- punctilio,
- unintelligibility,
- execution,
- pitiless,
- horse feathers,
- flapdoodle,
- drool,
- verbalise,
- unfeeling,
- unbeknownst,
- absurdity,
- account,
- nonsensicality,
- stuff and nonsense,
- action,
- jabber,
- coax,
- fustian,
- complication,
- Fiddledeedee,
- cheap,
- humbug,
- waffling,
- vagueness,
- tosh,
- unrelenting,
- Stultiloquence,
- meaningless,
- unsympathetic,
- confabulate,
- discharge,
- verbiage,
- eyewash,
- blether,
- bunk bull,
- baragouin,
- sing,
- hocus-pocus,
- uncharitable,
- verbalize,
- Gibble-gabble,
- unbeknown,
- implacable,
- procedure,
- everlasting,
- merciless,
- bombast,
- mess,
- absurd,
- mishegaas,
- ceremoniousness,
- Motions,
- talk,
- relentless,
- process,
- moonshine,
- garrulity,
- remorseless,
- childish,
- Galimatias,
- crock,
- inflexible,
- bullshit,
- platitude,
- infinite,
- gossip,
- falderal,
- trumpery,
- gabble,
- periphrastic.
How to use "Rigmarole" in context?
To say that something is complicated or difficult to do is to use the word "rigmarole." The word derives from the Old French word riguerole, meaning "a route or course through a wood." Rigmarole has come to be used more generally to describe any type of complication or difficulty, and it is often used to describe things that are unnecessary or busywork.
Homophones for Rigmarole:
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- Synonyms:
- Radiated.