English

Noun

bullocks

1. plural of bullock

Etymology 2

Alteration of bollocks

Noun

bullocks pl ‎(plural only)

1. (slang, euphemistic) Testicles.
   • 2016 February 4, Dr Evil, “Traffic light road sensons Vic”, in aus.motorcycles, Usenet:

     Traffic is very light and there I am, sweating my bullocks off and it seem, bike starting to seriously overheat, and rider bike combo isn't bloody heavy enough to set off the bloody trip wires.

   • 2016 February 20, Bert Kwouk, “Re: Stupid Goal Celebtrations”, in uk.sport.football.clubs.liverpool, Usenet:

     Robbie Keane should come up with something more suitable to his person, like scratching his bullocks after every goal.

   • 2016 June 8, Matt Hall, “Re: Throwing higher, tiff bjc workshop”, in rec.juggling, Usenet:

     I think this summer's IJA, with its line-up of guests, is going to be quite good as well. I know I'm working my bullocks off to make the workshops line-up sparkle and shine.

Interjection

bullocks

1. (slang, euphemistic) Expression of frustration.
   • 2001, Sanford H. Margalith, Gail M. Hayden, editor, Captains, Jona Books, ISBN 9780965792981, page 122:

     “Oh, bullocks!” she exclaimed. “Well, no real harm done. I remember the numbers.”

   • 2003, Paul Lucian, Nineteeneightyfive; an Unnovel, iUniverse, ISBN 9780595270538, page 191:

     It looks as thoguh you’re in store for a live threed Chairman Olin, I should wan you that the following presentation has been deemed doublepluscrimethink by our Supreme Revolutionary Oceanic Ministry of Truth, and possession of this material in any form is...oh, bullocks, I gave myself away...

   • 2008, Valjeanne JEffers, editor, Immortal, Lulu.com, ISBN 9780615182193, page 42:

     “Oh bullocks!” he shook his head in disgust. “You haven't heard a word I said!”