Ball

A spherical object usually used in sports like Basketball, Soccer, and Tennis.
Some types of balls can bounce, aka Bouncy Balls.
If you think about balls in 2d, Then you can call that a circle.
List of Ball-Like objects include but not limited to: Hamster Wheels, 8-Balls, and Yarn.

Hey look at this cool ball I found!
Nice.

by Ilbeity January 4, 2024

Dragon Ball syndrome

When the plot of an action series devolves into: good guy fights strong bad guy, loses, gets stronger, then defeats strong bad guy. strong good guy then finds an even stronger bad guy, vice versa. Some examples of Dragon Ball syndrome are Power Rangers, My Hero Academia and Skibidi Toilet.

Why do people watch that stupid toilet gmod thing? it's plot is the textbook definition of Dragon Ball syndrome.

by tacklezzz January 8, 2024

Balls First

(Of a man) The act of inserting one’s balls into another persons orifice, as opposed to the traditional method, ‘tip first.’

Dude, I went balls first in Patricia last night.

by setharooski January 9, 2024

Flat-Balled-Talk

A humorous and tongue-in-cheek term used to describe discussions or conversations centered around the Flat Earth Theory. This lighthearted expression playfully suggests that such discussions lack the well-rounded and spherical nature of reality, highlighting the unconventional and debunked belief that the Earth is flat. Often used to inject humor into conversations about unconventional or pseudoscientific ideas, acknowledging the eccentricity of the topic.

Let's dive into some flat-balled-talk and explore the edges of absurdity!

by mi1es January 10, 2024

Dragon ball legends

Cancer

Man this game dragon ball legends makes me wanna die

by Bootylicker75 January 10, 2024

Balls

AKA where everyone kicks you
paul: gimme some head
steven: *kicks balls*

SUCKMA balls

by Sluttyshitballswtf January 11, 2024

ball ball

Beg; sit down and be humble begging; also means beg me for answer to your question. Slang of the early 20th century, beginning to surface on the internet as of April 2023. Comes from the Chinese word 求求, which sounds similar to 球球, and is directly translated as "ball ball" in English. Reference from internet user named "ml".

May: What did you do last night ?

John: Why are you asking ? You curious ?
May: Yes, I am curious.
John: Ball ball.
May: *feels sien instantly*

by Guy under a table January 13, 2024