cockamamy

How To Use cockamamy In A Sentence

• In the end they picked me up on the street for some cockamamy charge and held me, just for an hour, nothing very terrible.
• Donald R. Morris The Houston Post In "The Joys and Oys of Yiddish" [XV,3], Messrs. Lederer and Schenkerman put the word cockamamy VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XI No 4
• So now he looked somehow less of a man because he refused to fight her cockamamy wars. Broken Symmetry
• I wasn't the one who talked me into this cockamamy adventure in the first place.
• I went along with this cockamamy plan to blame India because you told me to look at the bigger picture. A Good Man is Hard to Find
• He told me a story about how he duped some UFO buff with a cockamamy story about how he witnessed a UFO.
• Come on now, Peter, please don't try to flatter me with some kind of cockamamy line about love at first sight," she said, giving him a look that told him she wouldn't begin to believe it if he tried. From This Beloved Hour
• Plz oh plz oh plz show me the poll that backs up this cockamamy assertion. Poll: Obama Slips Against McCain, Now Losing Among Independents
• FITZWATER: Well, the "cockamamy" part of the idea that a President is going to be so intimidated by the press or wilt under the pressure and walk out of the Presidency, or something like that. Call the Briefing! Bush & Reagan, Sam & Helen: A Decade with Presidents and the Press
• He lay with his legs on his king-sized bed and his body folded forward off the edge, toward the floor, in what looked suspiciously like a cockamamy approximation of a Downward-Facing Dog. The Ex Games