1. Plural of amphigory; nonsensical or meaningless writing or speech that sounds impressive but conveys no real sense.
Usage: Often used to describe deliberately absurd or whimsical compositions.; Rare; literary or formal contexts.

Examples

• The poet's amphigories delighted readers who appreciated absurdist humor.
• His speech was full of amphigories that sounded profound but meant nothing.
• The book contained pages of amphigories designed to confuse and amuse.
• Critics dismissed the work as mere amphigories without substance.
• She wrote amphigories as a playful exercise in linguistic nonsense.