adjective

• bad.

  I went to see the football. It was a bollocks match.

  by Matthew R., Blackpool, United Kingdom, May 31 2004.

interjection

• exclamation to denote general sorrow, despair, or disappointment.

  Oh, bollocks!

  by Anonymous, Oct 01 2001.

noun

• testicles.

  I have itchy bollocks.

  by Andy, Maidenhead, Windsor and Maidenhead, UK, Aug 21 1997.

• lies.

  What a load of bollocks!

  by Michael Fraser, New York, NY, USA, Dec 03 1997.

• something broken or messed up.

  You made a right bollocks of that.

  by Steve, Oct 11 1999.

• exaggerated stories.

  As usual Malcolm came to the pub and talked non-stop bollocks all evening.

  by Matthew R., Blackpool, United Kingdom, May 31 2004.

verb

• to screw up.

  You've really bollocksed that up.

  by Steve, Oct 11 1999.

notes

• Origin: UK.

  by Michael Fraser, New York, NY, USA, Dec 03 1997.

interjection

• acronym of "get the fuck out." Used to indicate disbelief, usually by people who won't swear. Also used sarcastically to mock those who use it seriously.

  You flew to Hong Kong for $400? GTFO!

  by Andrew Ratcliff, Cleveland, OH, USA, Aug 01 1998.

verb

• to doubt. Origin: the character Scully on the television program The X-Files. While her partner believes in the paranormal and occult, she is doubtful.

  Don't Scully me.

  by Shelley Ruble, CA, USA, Mar 12 1998.

interjection

• an expression of disbelief or surprise. See shit for more information.

  No shintock!

  by Brian U., Mt Pleasant, PA, USA, Jan 16 1998.