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British Slang: Bollocking / Bollocks

Bollocking is a sharp scolding or reprimand. Bollocks (or ballocks) is a vulgar expression for testicles, used to describe something as useless…

Bollocking

A sharp scolding or reprimand.

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Bollocks

(Or ballocks) A vulgar expression for testicles. It is used to describe something as useless, meaningless, or low quality, for example 'That's a load of bollocks'.

It is often used as an expression of frustration or annoyance, for example 'dog's bollocks'.

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