wedgie ball

When one is wedgied onto a pole such as a flagpole. Then 2 players spank the wedgied person around in a game similar to tether ball.

We're going to play wedgie ball with Amanda

by TheMaster1048 November 29, 2009

ballad

A ballad is a narrative poem, usually set to music; thus, it often is a story told in a song.

This is the ballad of a dead solider.

by Aashish Dhand January 9, 2008

on the ball

to be understanding/concentrating on something really well

Dude, I was totally on the ball in chemistry class today!

Yeah I got an A+ on my test yo, I was on the ball that day!

by Dasha May 13, 2005

African Round Ball

African round ball

noun: basketball

adverb: The game of basketball.

White Guy: "Do you want to go play some African round ball?"

White Guy: "Good thing we hit the courts, that was a good game of African round ball."

by ranno March 29, 2010

play ball

1. to be a sport
2. to go along and do what you are supposed to

From Reservoir Dogs :

(talking about tipping and the fact that tips are taxed)

Mr Pink: (...) Look, if you show me a piece of paper that says the government shouldn't do that, I'll sign it, put it to a vote, I'll vote for it, but what I won't do is play ball. (...)

Meaning he will not do like everyone and start tipping waitresses.

by BelgianTake June 21, 2012

Ball Smell

When you stick your hands down your pants after a long day at work or school and you balls have that "ball smell."

After Spiderman 3 i stuck my hands down my pants and rubbed my fingers all over my nutsack and then stuck my fingers under my girlfriend's nose and she puked uncontrollably from the "Ball Smell."

by da boyz from lakewood May 9, 2009

corn ball

One who tries to be cool, but doesn't see just how uncool he really is... In fact it would be pretty easy to take what this person is doing / wearing and turn it into something cool with the right person involved.

If you wear an authentic jersey, but also wear the pants to match and tuck the shirt inside - you would be a cornball.

by swerve July 17, 2003