1. Plural of mopery; petty or trivial matters; nonsense or foolish behavior.
Usage: informal; often used in the phrase 'high crimes and moperies' as a humorous or ironic reference to serious charges

Examples

• The lawyer dismissed the charges as mere moperies.
• He was accused of high crimes and moperies in the satirical sketch.
• Don't waste time on such moperies when there are real problems to solve.
• The committee spent the meeting discussing various moperies instead of substantive issues.