pillock
0 antonyms and opposites of pillock, grouped by meaning.
Noun — British informal term for a stupid or annoying person.
Etymology
Originally slang for "penis" in the 16th century, later softened into a general insult for a foolish person.
Full origin of pillock →Frequently asked questions
What does “pillock” mean?
The word “pillock” means british informal term for a stupid or annoying person. In plain terms, a mild British insult meaning idiot or fool.
How do you use “pillock” in a sentence?
Here is “pillock” used in a sentence: “Don't be such a pillock — you've locked the keys inside again.”
What part of speech is “pillock”?
“Pillock” is a noun.
Where does the word “pillock” come from?
The word “pillock” dates back to around 1500.