boon·dog·gle
ˈbo͞onˌdägəl,-ˌdôgəl/
North Americaninformal
noun
noun: boondoggle; plural noun: boondoggles
- 1.work or activity that is wasteful or pointless but gives the appearance of having value."writing off the cold fusion phenomenon as a boondoggle best buried in literature"
- a public project of questionable merit that typically involves political patronage and graft."they each drew $600,000 in the final months of the great boondoggle"
verb
verb: boondoggle; 3rd person present: boondoggles; past tense: boondoggled; past participle: boondoggled; gerund or present participle: boondoggling
- 1.waste money or time on unnecessary or questionable projects.
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