URBAN DICTIONARY
Bollocks 624 up, 42 down

A highly flexible term commonly used by the English.

1. something rubbish
2. a falsehood or series of lies
3. something great
4. the best possible
5. testicles
6. exclamation on making a error.

1. That Mel Gibson movie was a load of bollocks.
2. That Tony Blair is talking bollocks.
3. That curry was the bollocks!
4. That your wife is the dog's bollocks when it comes to cooking!
5. Then she kicked him in the bollocks.
6. Bollocks!

TAMBIÉN BOLLOX PERO COMO VERBO

bol·lix also bol·lox (bŏl'ĭks)
tr.v. Informal., -lixed also -loxed, -lix·ing -lox·ing, -lix·es -lox·es.
To throw into confusion; botch or bungle: managed to bollix up the whole project.

[Alteration of ballocks, testicles, from Middle English balloks, from Old English beallucas.]


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SI FUERA BULLOCK (Y LO ESCRIBIÓ MAL), PUEDE SER ESTO:

bul·lock (b‹l“…k) n. 1. A castrated bull; a steer. 2. A young bull.

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