goolie


Concise Oxford English Dictionary © 2008 Oxford University Press:
goolie /ˈguːli/ (also gooly)
noun (pl. goolies)
  • 1 Brit. vulgar slang a testicle.
  • 2 Austral./NZ informal a stone or pebble.
– origin 1930s: appar. of Ind. origin (cf. Hindi golī ‘bullet, ball, pill’), although sense 2 may be from an Aboriginal language.
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