noun

bullocks

Bullocks (noun) means a vulgar British term for testicles. Example: “He took a football right in the bullocks.”

noun

A vulgar British term for testicles.

"He took a football right in the bullocks."

intj

An exclamation of frustration or annoyance, similar to "damn it."

""Bullocks! I missed the last train.""

How to use bullocks

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA crude British word — literally testicles, or an exclamation of frustration.

When to use it

Informal and mildly vulgar; more common in British English than American English, and easily confused with the word "bullock" (a young bull).

Easily confused with

bullock → bollocks →

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He took a football right in the _____.

A variant spelling of "bollocks", a much older British slang word for testicles.

What is the meaning of bullocks?

"bullocks" (noun) means a vulgar British term for testicles.

What are the different meanings of bullocks?

"bullocks" has 2 main meanings: 1. A vulgar British term for testicles; 2. An exclamation of frustration or annoyance, similar to "damn it.".

How do you use bullocks in a sentence?

Example: "He took a football right in the bullocks."