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Meanings of bollock in English

Portuguese
testículo
Catalan
dídim
Spanish
huevo
Wikidata

One of the two male reproductive glands that produce spermatozoa and secrete androgens.

testículo

A pulley-block at the head of a topmast.

Usage of bollock in English
1
And you're not afraid to bollock somebody for their bad habits either.
The South African
2
The consensus is that he has dropped a major bollock.
The Guardian
3
As the haberdasher flails in agony, Robert lops off his left bollock by accident.
The Guardian
4
It was the album cover that intrigued me in the first place: Harper on the cover stark-bollock naked.
The Guardian
5
I don't want to lose you with too much marketing technicalese, but that is an absolute bollock-drop by the owners.
The Guardian
6
I became very conscious of the fact that I was lying stark-bollock-naked on top of a roof in central London.
Moon Over Soho
7
It shows a gentleman, stark bollock naked, wandering around in traffic and then hopping on the bonnet of somebody's car.
The South African
8
The Brits had wanted to bollock him for risking an airframe, but the Americans said if the Queen didn't give him something, they would.
Exit wound
9
Bollocks, he told himself with what passed for anger within Niall Dunne.
Carte Blanche
10
Well, you made a dog's bollocks of that, didn't you, little Beta?
Blameless
11
Listen, Doc, I don't need to know all the technical bollocks.
NS13 Zero Hour (2010)
12
I don't write at a certain time each day - bollocks to that.
The Guardian
13
It was just a moment of exasperation and I thought, 'bollocks to it'.
The Guardian
14
They think it's all bollocks and are prepared to say so.
The Guardian
15
So, saying Ronaldo lacks the balls to take a decisive penalty is bollocks.
The Guardian
16
I certainly couldn't bear to play Never Mind the Bollocks, I don't think.
The Guardian
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Translations for bollock
Bollock through the time