goldie locks Idiom, Proverb

ballocks

1. the testicles. A variation on "bollocks" S.E. from 1200s, slang from mid 1800s 2. rubbish, nonsense 3. (interj) an exclamation of annoyance, disbelief or disagreement

bollocks

1. testicles
2. rubbish, nonsense, drivel:"That film was bollocks"
3. an expression of frustration, or defiance

bollocks to that

a defiant exclamation

bollocksed

1. worn out, ruined, tired
2. very intoxicated

dog's bollocks

the best

Right out of the blocks

This means immediately; at the very beginning. It describes a sprinter blasting out of the starting blocks at the beginning of a short distance race (e.g., 100-yard dash, 50-yard dash).

goldie locks

n. a policewoman. (Citizens bandage radio.) There was a goldie locks cat-and-mouse beneath the arch to bounce on poor biting bodies like me. Learn more: lock

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Rich as Croesus Rich man's family Ride for a fall Ride high Ride roughshod Ride shotgun Ride with the tide Right out of the blocks Right royal Right up my alley Right up your street Ringside seat Rip van Winkle Rise from the ashes

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