| To get rid of the dirty gobbledegook he insisted on using, the matron brushed his teeth with bitter Fels-Naptha soap. In vain. |
| If one of these pieces disappears, Obamacare could break down. The second problem with Obamacare is that its nearly 1,000 pages are written in confusing gobbledegook. |
| The government should have used plain English rather than this legal gobbledegook. |
| Dad spoke gobbledegook, Grandma spoke gobbledegook, as did Dad's brother and his sons. |
| Pure electrics will probably display just the watt-hours per mile and perhaps some variation of the utility factor. Even so, such gobbledegook is hardly going to make life easier for motorists thinking of buying a plug-in. |
| Consultants are notorious for using jargon, euphemisms, evasions and other gobbledegook, so it is especially important to pin them down as to their meaning. |
