English

Verb

balls on ‎(third-person singular simple present ballses on, present participle ballsing on, simple past and past participle ballsed on)

1. (Britain, Australia, New Zealand, vulgar, intransitive) To blather.
   • 2010, Ruth Rendell, Portobello: A Novel, ISBN 1439154368, page 250:

     “Can you tell me why it is,” said Ian in an aggressive way, “every time we go into a **** pub you go ballsing on about bleeding Lance Platt. Can you tell me that?”

   • 2013, Philip Hook, The Stonebreakers, ISBN 1444784927:

     Here was Oswald, trying to make the business a bit of money, to go out and find a few pictures to sell and a few clients to sell them to; and here was this youth ballsing on about Chatsworth and his weekends with Lady Lindisfarne.