ball-bust

English

Alternative forms

• ballbust

Etymology

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Verb

ball-bust (third-person singular simple present ball-busts, present participle ball-busting, simple past and past participle ball-busted)

1. (slang) To attack or harm the testicles of; to engage in ballbusting.
2. (slang) To tease or torment.
   • 2014, Patricia K McCarthy, The Crimson Dream, →ISBN:

     Besides if you died I wouldn't have anyone to ball-bust for being a retard.” Kevin laughs and punches his brother in the shoulder.

   • 2014, Mark Rosendorf, The Rasner Effect, →ISBN:

     If she'd managed to ball-bust him, she must've done allright.

   • 2015, Ketley Allison, SUSPECT: Part 5:

     And I shall ball-bust for her and enjoy every moment of twisting those suckers in my hands.

Anagrams

• bullbats