Bollocks Up 🎯 Recent

It is primarily used in British, Irish, and Australian English and is considered vulgar or rude in most formal settings. 🏗️ Origins & Usage

: In the early days of printing, dropping a California Job type case (spilling all the movable type) was known as "bollocksing up the works," essentially rendering the project beyond repair. bollocks up

To (or "bollocks something up") is to completely ruin, mess up, or bungle a task through mistakes or incompetence. It is primarily used in British, Irish, and

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Historically, the term "bollocks" refers to testicles, which contributes to its status as a slang or "offensive" phrase in some dictionaries.

: While "bollocks up" is British, the American equivalent is "bollix up" or more vulgarly, "f*ck up". 🔄 Common Synonyms