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amaz-ballz 

Termed coined by Perez Hilton to describe an awesome event or thing. A way to describe something that is beyond amazing.
My birthday was amaz-ballz! Someone juggled knives for me.
amaz-ballz by Rae-Rae Rocks May 16, 2011
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Amazballs is more than Amazing
"Ohmyghod that's so amazballs!"
Amazballs by taliabby January 8, 2018
a word used to describe something amazing or fascinating. #ghettolangswagg
The new BMW is amazballs.
amazballs by ERred December 16, 2011

Amazballin 

TD thinks PP is literally Amazballin
Amazballin by Ivonna Plower February 18, 2015

Amazballies 

Is for when your high and your excited and you can't say amazing
That was Amazballies
Amazballies by GingerNinja457 April 18, 2019

Amazeballz 

So amazing the containment of ballz is needed to fully understand.
Cris: That picture is so......

Kallie: Amazeballz
Cris: Yeah, Amazeballz
Amazeballz by LolaxDiaz May 11, 2015

amazeballz 

amazeballz means its better to call someone this than calling someone amazing ,cool,awesome,fantastic,great,super. etc also its the most supercalifragilisticexpialidocious and kindest word someone could say to you ;)
( once upon a time there was a boy and a girl who always complemented each one day the boy said you are the most wonderful est person iv ever meant how ever the girl replied back well you are very amazeballz did you know the end .) BOOOOOOM - I AM THE ONE,DONT WEIGH A TON DONT NEED A GUN TO GET RESPECT UPON THE STREET.UNDER THE SUN.THE BASTARDS SON WILL POP A GLOCK TO FEED HIMSELF AND FAMILY
amazeballz by SHIA STRICKLAND November 26, 2016
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