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bellend

or bell-end

[ bel-end ]

noun

, British Slang: Vulgar.
  1. a stupid, ridiculous, or annoying person, especially a man:

    What kind of bellend pretends to crash a party when in fact he bought a ticket?



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Word History and Origins

Origin of bellend1

First recorded in 1820–30, for an earlier sense; in 1960–65 for the glans sense; and in 1990–95 for the annoying person sense; bell 1( def ) + end 1( def )
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Example Sentences

In order to simplify the vowels and consonants, the children’s choir had to sing “bellend” and “ring peace”.

Americans are finally waking up and seeing just how much of a bellend James Corden is, and no, we're not taking him back.

From Time

She is currently on tour with controversial YouTuber Olajide Olatunji, better known as KSI, promoting his book I Am A Bellend, and says the tour has benefited from a strong interactive element, which included developing an app with exclusive content.

“Please, please don’t die on me, you bellend,” she says.

Would you help a Beefeater re-grout his grandmother's bathroom – even if she called Rick Edwards a bellend?

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