Definition of “tosh”

Usage examples

• Charming people, many of them, and they talk no more tosh than most other sorts of writer.

  Barnard, Robert, Death in Purple Prose (1987)

• There is, however, no excuse for the unadulterated tosh spouted by the football authorities about drugs.

  Spiked (2003)

• Indeed, there would be no contest between representative hurling and Gaelic football matches and much of that tosh.

  Irish Times (2002)

• I worry when I hear the tosh about people like Rae knowing what real Rangers tradition is about.

  Sun, News of the World (2004)

• Numbers are real, in other words -- or so the thinking goes; anything that can't be measured is romantic tosh.

  David Boyle, AUTHENTICITY: Brands, Fakes, Spin and the Lust for Real Life (2003)