It is American/English slang, origins during the second world war meaning ridiculous. There is some argument that it derived from an earlier French word 'decalcomanie'
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Cockamamie was created in 1994.
That is the correct spelling of slang word "cockamamie" (ridiculous, foolish).
You mean 'cockamamie'. probably close to the meaning of Malarkey.
The usual spelling of the slang adjective is "cockamamie" (meaning ridiculous or far-fetched).
Definition: cockamamie: ludicrous, foolish, silly; "wore a goofy hat"; "that dress looks goofy on you"
cockamamie, cockamamy, goofy, sappy, wackyrheaded, dizzy, empty-headed, featherbrained, giddy, light-lightheaded, foolish
persnickety, bonkers, discombobulated, absquatulate, cockamamie, flabbergast, bamboozled, eclectic, aficionado, jollux, brabble, brannigan, quagswagging, and pronk. Hope this helps. -Simon
As far as I can tell, cockamamie is not from Yiddish, but rather a child's corruption of decalcomania, the cheap and temporary tattoos. " dye transfers that youngsters used to put on their hands and arms. Since they were cheap, they soon wore off. So, 'cockamamie' first meant anything trifling or second-rate, and later came to mean simply silly or laughable." From "Morris Dictionary of Word and Phrase Origins" by William and Mary Morris (HarperCollins, New York, 1977, 1988).
Well, he married them, talked Juliet into this cockamamie faking death plan, then ran off on her and left her to kill herself. I think he got off pretty easy, when all's said.
The intro/outro for The Sports Edge on WFAN is called "Cockamamie Business", by former Beatle George Harrison. The song can be found on his album The Best of Dark Horse 1976-1989.
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