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ball
Noun
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A ball is a round thing. People often use them to play games.
The croquet ball was hit through the wicket and the game was over.
A ball is hit with a racquet in tennis.
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A ball is a formal dance.
There is an inaugural ball following the swearing-in of the new President.
Cinderella lost her glass slipper at the Prince's ball.
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the testicles
John's balls ached because he hadn't had sex in two days.
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"guts", fortitude, moral strength
John didn't have the balls to quit his job, divorce his wife, and start a new life in Tahiti.
ball
Verb
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If you ball something up, you make it into a ball shape.
Ball the cookie dough, wrap it in paper, then freeze it.
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sexual intercourse.
male
Adjective
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If a person, animal, or plant is male, it cannot have or produce eggs. Boys and men are male people.
The male dog is usually larger than the female.
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If something is male, it is of, for, or about men or boys.
The boys can change in the male change room over there.
This movie is good for a male audience.
male
Noun
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A male is a person, animal, or plant that cannot have or eggs.
In humans males are called men or boys
Three adult males left the bank at 2:14.
genital
Adjective
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About or related to the outer sex organs (penis and vagina).