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Words wearing a suit with nothing underneath.

means Speech or writing that's wordy, pompous, or trivial — talk that sounds important but says nothing.

from Likely a blend or variant of 'twattle' (itself meaning idle chatter), which dates back to the 17th century — part of a whole family of echoey, mouth-filling words like twaddle, twattle, and tattle that imitate the loose flapping sound of someone talking too much about too little.

origin
probably from twattle, 17th century gossip talk
sounds like
what it means, which rarely happens
synonym
drivel with better manners
usage
polite British word for total nonsense
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