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balls on
balls on by r.a. lipman February 19, 2004
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balls on
Adjective
Agressive and edgy. Badass. Balls on board; as in full of testosterone. Pronounced with the stress at the word "on" as in "Balls ON".
Agressive and edgy. Badass. Balls on board; as in full of testosterone. Pronounced with the stress at the word "on" as in "Balls ON".
He: "I finally finished fixing the rear main seal on my '76 Chevy K20 with a big block 454 engine - wanna go for a ride?"
Me: "Man, this truck is balls ON!"
"Hey, did you see Janie's new full-back tattoo? Her ink is balls ON!"
Me: "Man, this truck is balls ON!"
"Hey, did you see Janie's new full-back tattoo? Her ink is balls ON!"
balls on by MuddyRunnerGirl March 9, 2009
Balls on
Balls on by Miao tai chi February 4, 2022
balls on the ground
The secret true meaning of “ball’s on the ground!” in a disastrous football play as a player is ultimately humiliated as an inept and clueless jerk who dropped the ball.
balls on the ground by Dr Bunnygirl December 1, 2019
Balls on the table
An expression to describe someone who is willing to risk or gamble with extreme consequences should they lose.
"You better be careful before you put your balls on the table."
Man 1: Ok, I'm all in.
Man 2: Shiiit, me too.
Man 3: I see the balls are on the table tonight.
Man 1: Ok, I'm all in.
Man 2: Shiiit, me too.
Man 3: I see the balls are on the table tonight.
Balls on the table by cousinitt April 6, 2010
Balls on your face
Balls on your face by Liverquake May 24, 2012
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