balls

Formsballses, ballsing, ballsed

1. 1
   noun

   Plural of ball. Use this form when you mean more than one ball.

   The kids left their balls all over the back yard.

   She bought a pack of tennis balls for practice.

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2. 2
   nounvulgarcolloquialcountable

   The two sex organs that hang between a man's legs.

   A stray ball from the game caught him right in the balls.

   He doubled over after the kick landed on his balls.

   Similartesticles, nuts, bollocks

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3. 3
   nounvulgarcolloquialuncountableplural

   Courage and a strong will to do bold things.

   It takes real balls to quit a safe job with no backup plan.

   She had the balls to tell the boss exactly what was wrong.

   Similarcourage, guts, nerve, bravery, boldness

   Oppositecowardice

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4. 4
   nounvulgardialectalCommonwealthHawaiiIrelandUKuncountableplural

   Silly talk that makes no sense.

   That's complete balls, and you know it isn't true.

   He talked utter balls about the economy all evening.

   Similarnonsense, bollocks

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5. 5
   nounvulgardialectalCommonwealthHawaiiIrelandUKcountableplural

   A job done very badly.

   He made a complete balls of rewiring the kitchen.

   The whole move turned into a real balls from start to finish.

   Similarmess, botch, hash, shambles, cock-up

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6. 6
   verbslangvulgartransitive or intransitive

   To have sex with someone.

   He balls anyone who flirts with him at the bar.

   They balled for the first time after the party.

   Similarscrew, bang, shag, bonk

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7. 7
   verb

   Third-person singular present of ball. Use it with he, she, it, or a singular noun.

   He balls the cookie dough between his palms before baking.

   She balls her fists whenever she gets angry.

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8. 8
   adverbslang

   Used before another word to mean 'very' or 'really'.

   The water was balls cold this morning.

   That long lecture was balls boring.

   Similardamn, super, very, extremely

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9. 9
   verbvulgartransitive

   To get something done by acting very bold and confident.

   He balls his way through hard questions with a big smile.

   She balls every meeting by sounding completely sure of herself.

   Similarbluff, bluster, brazen

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