bullcorn

Derivative of slang "bullshit" Basically a combination of "bull(shit)"+"corny". A jack-ass action or situation.

My sarcastic co-worker says "this is a defining moment in your life", as I create the definition for bullcorn at the urban dictionary website. I point out that, indeed, his statement is bullcorn.

by Chris Newman December 10, 2004

BULLCORN

polite way of saying bullshit

susan is full of bullcorn

by silent_scream August 9, 2018

Bullcorn

n. Bull korn - 1. something that is seriously screwed up
2. a falsity

v. 1. to call out somebody's ridiculousness 2. the act of pointing out a gay/lame occurance

When Spangler was launched off the course in Mario Kart 64, just as he was about to win, he called an immediate Bullcorn

Bullcorn! Stop Bullcorning around Eakins!

by Alan Turner May 9, 2006

Bullhorn Betty

An uneducated, loud, obnoxious, self-entitled, victim-shaming, tragedy pimp, with over-processed hair. A "Bullhorn Betty" enjoys long strolls on private property and harassing innocent victims of tragedy for monetary gain and public acknowledgement. A "Bullhorn Betty" is mostly known for its delusional state of mind and ability to manipulate strangers into financial supporting its disgusting behavior. "Bullhorn Betty's" are often found near easements, trash dumpsters, Ashley Furniture Stores, Pro-Trump Rallys and can sometimes be seen on YouTube.

"Bullhorn Betty" is such a "Karen".
That woman is not a peaceful protestor, she is a "Bullhorn Betty."
That "Bullhorn Betty" has fake press badges.
"Bullhorn Betty" doxed innocent victims, again.

by bluecat1776 February 4, 2023

Bullhorn

The more overt version of a dog whistle. While dog whistles are subtle in their messaging, bullhorns leave nothing to the imagination. The term is often used when referring to racist rhetoric.

From the 1980s to the 2010s, American and European racist media gradually began to drop the façade of plausible deniability, becoming more and more direct with their intentions, until they became quite direct and transparent with their messaging. The National Interest declared this shift in messaging the "putting down of the dogwhistle and picking up the bullhorn."

by akuwardmoments August 1, 2022

bullhorn moment

A turning point in one's popularity and perceived effectiveness. Comes from when President Bush stood atop the rubble of the World Trade Center and announced, using a bullhorn: "I can hear you. The rest of the world hears you. And the people who knocked down these buildings will hear all of us soon."

Bush's speech on Hurricane Katrina was ok, but it was no bullhorn moment.

by hulap0pr September 15, 2005

ballcorn

Popcorn you drop between your legs during a film. Typically discovered when you stand up at the end.

Half way through the movie, I checked my crotch for ballcorn.

by JDaveB November 30, 2010