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- Dictionaryballs/bɔːlz/
plural
- 1. testicles.
- 2. courage or nerve.
verb
- 1. bungle or mismanage something. British
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noun. a spherical or nearly spherical body or mass. a ball of wool. a round or roundish body, either solid or hollow, of a size and composition suitable for any of various games: football, golf, billiards, etc. a ball propelled in a particular way in a sport.
The meaning of BALL is a round or roundish body or mass. How to use ball in a sentence.
balls noun [plural] (COURAGE) a rude word for courage and confidence: have balls You have to admit it - the woman has balls! take balls It takes balls to answer the question honestly. Idiom. have someone by the balls. (Definition of balls from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
BALL definition: 1. any object in the shape of a sphere, especially one used as a toy by children or in various…. Learn more.
n. 1. a spherical or approximately spherical body; sphere. 2. a round or roundish body, of various sizes and materials, either hollow or solid, for use in games, as baseball, football, or golf. 3. a game played with a ball, esp. baseball or softball.
noun. 1. a spherical or nearly spherical body or mass. a ball of wool. 2. a round or roundish body, either solid or hollow, of a size and composition suitable for any of various games: football, golf, billiards, etc. 3. a ball propelled in a particular way in a sport. a high ball.
Always round, often bouncy, a ball is a vital part of many games and sports, from soccer to four square to ping pong. The most common ball is the kind you hit, kick, bat, or duck and avoid on a playground, court, or field.
