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Definition of bullcorn

bullcorn

noun - uncountable

  • lies; "bullshit".
    Don't believe what she said, it's bullcorn!
    You just said a bunch of bullcorn.

    Last edited on Jan 24 2022. Submitted by Chrissy from Elk Grove, CA, USA on Jan 04 2003.

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