bullsh
-a shorter way of saying “bullsh-t”
-meaning “bullsh-t” in a way people may not get in trouble for
person 1: “they said they even did it together!”
person 2: “naw man, that’s a bunch of bullsh..”
person 1: “i know i never believed it anyway!”
pr-nounced ‘bow-sh’
a safer and trendier way of saying bullsh-t, can be used around teachers, children and elderly people without fear of getting done for anti-social language.
mick: england’s performance at the 2010 world cup is utter bullsh…
child: my young mind remains unsoiled due to your use of the word bullsh
the abbreviation of bullsh-t. much easier to shout or spit when you’re putting down the man! or in everyday conversation.
also ‘i call bullsh’ – meaning to say if one of friends makes an outlandish statement that you don’t believe.
dude: i’m so sick of the prices of these bus tickets, it’s so bullsh!
dude: so i left the club with the hottest chick there.
man: pfft, i call bullsh!
bullsh-t
a blatent lie
“i have a 12 incher”
“bullsh”
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