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mishegoss
noun
nonsense; craziness US- Alex, you are never going to hear such a mishegoss of mixed-up crap and disgusting nonsense as the Christian religion in your entire life. — Philip Roth, Portnoy’s Complaint, p. 44, 1969
- Steve Beauchampof Manhattan, a 27-year-old actor and writer, said he boxed three to five times a week at the West Side Y, mainly as an outlet for bottled up anger, frustration and “all my mishegoss.” — New York Times, p. 49, 9 January 1983
- — Leo Rosten, The Joys of Yinglish, p. 333, 1989
- That’s why Beavis and Butt-head are marketed like Barney the Dinosaur; Howard Stern is king of a trash pile bigger than the Twin Towers; Tonya Harding received all that attention for hatching an evil plot; and the three networks shamelessly scrambled to immortalize the Fisher-Buttafucco mishegoss. — Newsday (New York), p. A34, 19 October 1994
- Joel Schumacher’s Phone Booth is based on a script by Larry Cohen that, for bold mishegoss, nearly rivals the B-movie meister’s Gold Me To. — Village Voice, p. 129, 24 September 2002
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