Daisy Ashford

My own idea is that these things are as piffle before the wind.

English Writer

Used informally, often in spoken English rather than writing.

Often seen in casual or humorous contexts, rarely in serious discussions.

Can signal a light-hearted tone or dismiss something as unserious.

As a verb, it can minimize the importance of an action or discussion.

Suggests someone is wasting time on trivial matters.

Implies a lack of focus or effectiveness in action or speech.