Break my balls

From a French-to-English translation of a phrase that means “annoying someone”.

SHABNAM!! DON’T BREAK MY BALLS ANYMORE, OK??
IF YOU DO, GET LOST SOMEWHERE ELSE!

by shabnamfan2007 September 3, 2025

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The balls

A bunch of annoying, unbearable people.

Ugh, my winning streak at Sports Day was getting beaten by the balls who somehow CHEATED.

by shabnamfan2007 September 3, 2025

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"Ball" is also used to refer to a tactic used by a manager in a sport that uses a ball. The term was first used as "Slot Ball", a tactic used by Liverpool F.C. manager Arne Slot in association football. When referring to a manager's "ball", the possessive noun is not used. For example, Emily Ball, Mark Ball, Ellis Ball, Novak Ball...

His team is leading 3-0, David Ball is clearing working for his team.
Amorim Ball isn't fine in the opening games of the Premier League season.
Bayer Leverkuzen overlooked Ten Hag Ball.
Lee Carsley watches "Cars-Ball" in full motion at Wembley.
South Africa won the Rugby World Cup. Does that mean Niemaber Ball's a success?

by scratchybongvt September 5, 2025

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Are you tickling my balls?

This phrase is similar to the common English phrase "are you yanking my chain?" This phrase, however, is often reserved for more formal occasions and should be used when around figures of authority.

Boss: I will be giving you a raise.
You: No way dawg, are you tickling my balls?
Boss: Nah I am so deadass
You: You are such a legend, homie

by Djmaxipad September 7, 2025

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