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ballahollin 

1. (adj.) used in the same context and meaning as ballin, but to a greater and larger extent.

note: it can also be used in conjuction with other suffixes such as -er (see example 2), and -est (example 3).
1. Yo that game was straight G ballahollin! and whoever says it isnt is gonna be snuffworthy.

2. dude, gangstalicious is no doubt ballaholliner than e-dirt.

3. Man, that is the ballahollinest thing since jim jones' "we fly high" remix!
ballahollin by say0 December 16, 2009
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ballaholic

when you're ballin so hard and so often it seems like you need an intervention from all the ballin.
Hi my name is Matt, and I'm a ballaholic.
ballaholic by greatdolemite November 13, 2006

Ballaholic

a cracka balla that has balled so much he can pass for a nigga balla
kevin is suck a ballaholic he can pass for kevaughn
Ballaholic by WH1TIE March 22, 2009

Ballaholic

noun, a person who is addicted to ballin
John is a ballaholic
Ballaholic by iFly High March 1, 2009

ballaholics anonymous 

A place where dogs with a tennis ball (chasing) addiction can go for moral and mutual support among other dogs/peers in an effort to give up said addiction through a twelve step program.
Spot knew that Ballaholics Anonymous could help him face the demons that kept him chasing fuzzy yellow tennis balls, hoarding tennis balls, and hiding his addiction from his human.
ballaholics anonymous by SkinVoyage January 22, 2021

ballaholic

ballaholic is somebody so fly (like me)...it means your pretty much rediculusly awesome...and you pretty much cant help it your a star!
hey kate im pretty much a ballaholic!

ballaholic

someone that is so baller that it becomes addicting
Alexx is a ballaholic as it were.
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