1. Plural of flimflammery; deceptive or dishonest tricks; nonsense or rubbish.
Usage: informal; usually plural

Examples

• The salesman's pitch was full of flimflammeries designed to confuse customers.
• She dismissed his excuses as mere flimflammeries.
• The advertisement was packed with flimflammeries about the product's benefits.
• He saw through all the flimflammeries and refused to be fooled.
• The politician's speech contained nothing but flimflammeries and empty promises.
• Don't waste your time with those flimflammeries; focus on the facts.