eyewash
/ˈaɪjuːwɒʃ/Definitions
1. noun
a misleading or deceptive statement, especially one made to conceal the truth or to mislead people.
“The politician’s speech was full of eyewash, meant to appease the crowd rather than reveal the actual truth.”
2. noun
a substance used to clean the eyes, especially after exposure to chemicals or irritants.
“The lab worker rinsed her eyes with eyewash after accidentally spilling the chemical.”
3. verb
to deceive or mislead someone, especially by making false or misleading statements.
“The company was accused of eyewashing investors about the true state of their finances.”