Frivolous, of little account, paltry, trumpery, flimsy, absurd. (In quot. 1894 merely a nonce-use.)

Worthless, sorry, pretentious.

Of little moment or value; paltry, trumpery; insignificant, petty.

? Whirling, flighty, trifling, trumpery: in a few obsolete combinations: see quots., and cf. terlerie, n.

Of little or no value; trifling, paltry, insignificant; worthless, rubbishy, trashy.

Made of mockado. In extended use: inferior, fraudulent, sham. Obsolete.

transferred. Of things.

figurative. Of persons and immaterial things: Trifling, destitute of solidity or purpose; void of meaning, trashy. Obsolete.

attributive or as adj. Trifling.

Trifling; frivolous; contemptible; trumpery.

attributive or as adj. Trifling, trumpery. Obsolete.

figurative esp. of style, diction, etc.; hence of a speaker or writer: Trumpery.

Of a story: Trumpery, foolish. Obsolete.

Trivial, worthless; showy but unsubstantial; trumpery.

A gewgaw, trifle; a flimsy thing.

figurative in reference to tin as a base metal, esp. in comparison with silver: Mean, petty, worthless, counterfeit. (Cf. copper, n.1 compounds…

Worthless, counterfeit, spurious.

Superficially attractive but without real value or integrity; insubstantial or trifling.

Superficially attractive but without real value or integrity; insubstantial or trifling.