ballsing

balls about

1. rude slang To waste time being idle in some place. We had a few hours to kill before our flight, so we ballsed about downtown Manhattan.

2. rude slang To waste time being engaged in some activity. I've been ballsing about trying to get this old ham radio working.

3. rude slang To waste someone's time with evasive, misleading, or incompetent words or actions. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "balls" and "about." I thought I'd have my computer back by now, but the repair shop has been ballsing me about all week. Good luck getting your refund anytime soon. They are notorious for ballsing about their customers once they've got your money.

4. rude slang To speak untruthfully, misleadingly, or hyperbolically about something. He's always ballsing about how many women he's dated over the years.

balls around

1. rude slang To waste time being idle in some place or engaged in some trivial activity. We had a few hours to kill before our flight, so we ballsed around downtown Manhattan. I've been ballsing around trying to get this old ham radio working.

2. rude slang To waste someone's time with evasive, misleading, or incompetent words or actions. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "balls" and "around." I thought I'd have my computer back by now, but the repair shop has been ballsing me around all week. Good luck getting your refund anytime soon. They are notorious for ballsing around their customers once they've got your money.

balls on about (something)

rude slang To speak continuously or at great length about something in a foolish, nonsensical, or irritating manner. Primarily heard in UK. Tom is always ballsing on about his plans of becoming some great author, but he never writes a blooming thing! What on earth are you ballsing on about? You really have no idea how politics works, do you?

词组	ballsing
释义	ballsing balls about 1. rude slang To waste time being idle in some place. We had a few hours to kill before our flight, so we ballsed about downtown Manhattan. 2. rude slang To waste time being engaged in some activity. I've been ballsing about trying to get this old ham radio working. 3. rude slang To waste someone's time with evasive, misleading, or incompetent words or actions. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "balls" and "about." I thought I'd have my computer back by now, but the repair shop has been ballsing me about all week. Good luck getting your refund anytime soon. They are notorious for ballsing about their customers once they've got your money. 4. rude slang To speak untruthfully, misleadingly, or hyperbolically about something. He's always ballsing about how many women he's dated over the years. See also: ball balls around 1. rude slang To waste time being idle in some place or engaged in some trivial activity. We had a few hours to kill before our flight, so we ballsed around downtown Manhattan. I've been ballsing around trying to get this old ham radio working. 2. rude slang To waste someone's time with evasive, misleading, or incompetent words or actions. In this usage, a noun or pronoun can be used between "balls" and "around." I thought I'd have my computer back by now, but the repair shop has been ballsing me around all week. Good luck getting your refund anytime soon. They are notorious for ballsing around their customers once they've got your money. See also: around, ball balls on about (something) rude slang To speak continuously or at great length about something in a foolish, nonsensical, or irritating manner. Primarily heard in UK. Tom is always ballsing on about his plans of becoming some great author, but he never writes a blooming thing! What on earth are you ballsing on about? You really have no idea how politics works, do you? See also: ball, on Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: ballsed ballses balls about balls around loiter loiter around loaf around idle away be bone idle chitchat
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