Similar words: dinkum, bunk, bunker, debunk, debunking, link up, bank up, think up. Meaning: ['bʌŋkəm] 
n. unacceptable behavior (especially ludicrously false statements).
n. unacceptable behavior (especially ludicrously false statements). 
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1. Don't believe what he's saying it's pure bunkum.
2. That is so much bunkum, as every Labour Member knows.
3. It's a load of bunkum.
4. From bunkum to realistic is a major change in the academic thinking of the Qing Dynasty, but also an important prerequisite of the Classical Literature Theory of Tong Cheng School to produce.
5. Have you ever met a Liverpool follower who would dare to say that YNWA is a dreadful chant or that talking about "history" is a load of bunkum?
6. As we all know by now, these theories of doom are bunkum.
7. He spun this fancy tale about how this beautiful maiden saved his life,(sentencedict.com) but it was all bunkum.
8. Juliet Hulme: Daddy says the Bibles a alluviation of bunkum!
9. All this talk of the happiest days of your life is bunkum to me. I have no happy memories of my childhood.
10. Juliet Hulme: Daddy says the Bibles a load of bunkum!
11. This week a record is being made in the output of blah-blah , bunkum, and hypocrisy.
12. China last year gave the lie to several myths of the prelapsarian era. De-coupling is bunkum and even turbo-charged engines can lose steam.
13. All this talk of the happiest days of your life is bunkum to me .
14. After a number of years trying to communicate with her through spiritualists, he gave up - deciding the whole thing was bunkum.