Usually means: Nonsense, foolish words or ideas.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (Malarky)

▸ noun:  A surname from Irish.
▸ noun:  Alternative spelling of malarkey [(originally US, informal) Nonsense; rubbish.]

Similar:
Malley, Maley, Malloy, malarkey, Maloney, Malone, Mullarky, Mullarkey, McClary, Molloy, more...

Opposite:
truth, fact, reality, sincerity

Types:
baloney, nonsense, hogwash, garbage, trash, junk, more...

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Similar:
Malley, Maley, Malloy, malarkey, Maloney, Malone, Mullarky, Mullarkey, McClary, Molloy, more...

Opposite:
truth, fact, reality, sincerity

Types:
baloney, nonsense, hogwash, garbage, trash, junk, more...



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