1. Plural of humbug; instances of deception, fraud, or dishonest behavior; tricks or schemes intended to deceive.
Usage: Informal; Usually plural
2. Nonsense or insincere talk; empty or pretentious statements.
Usage: Informal

Examples

• The politician's campaign was full of humbuggeries designed to mislead voters.
• She dismissed his excuses as mere humbuggeries.
• The con artist's humbuggeries finally caught up with him when he was arrested.
• I have no patience for such humbuggeries and prefer straightforward conversation.
• The advertisement was packed with humbuggeries about the product's miraculous benefits.
• He saw through all the humbuggeries and called out the fake testimonials.