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Meaning ofballin English

ball

us/bɑl/uk/bɔːl/

Pluralballs
Past Tenseballed
Participle Verbballing
Third Person Singularballs

Definitions

Noun
1. a rounded object resembling a sphere
  The cat chased the red ball around the room.
2. a spherical or oval-shaped item
  The child kicked the ball across the field.
3. an oval organ found within the male body's scrotum
  He was kicked in the balls.
4. a solid round object thrown and caught in games, often made from inflatable rubber
  I found an old printer's ball in my attic.
5. a spherical mass for administering medication to equines
  The vet gave the horse a large ball of medicine.
6. an event featuring social dancing, often following a set program
  The prom was held in an elegant ballroom.
7. an extremely delightful occasion
  We had a ball at the party last night.
Verb
1. to transform into a rounded mass
  The child carefully balled up the paper.
2. heat metal in an oven and shape it into spheres for rolling
  The metal was balled before being sent off.
3. to engage in coitus
  She plans on balling with her new partner tonight.
4. to form compact spherical shapes with sticky substances adhering to one's feet
  The children were happily playing in the park, trying to ball up the fresh snow.
5. to exhibit current popularity or attractiveness
  She's really balling in her new job.
6. to engage in the activity of basketball
  The team was practicing hard and balling well.
7. to restrict movement using an attached weighty object
  The prisoner was balled for his crime.
Interjection
1. a loud request from spectators for the ball carrier's opponents to be penalized
  Ball!