It means "bollocking in car," which means you're going to take the ... Explain bollocking to the non British ... It means we're going to shout at each other in the car later, i.e.
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If you throw away a bunch of parsley stems in our kitchen, you are in for a bollocking.
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As such, simpler characters often garner less respect than flippy, nippy ninjas such as SFIV's Guy, bollocking about with his Bushin bullshit.
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God knows what the neighbors thought... (Our Belgian neighbor Charlie did actually come round the next morning to give me a lengthy bollocking).
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Hahahaha my cousin posted this for his daughter's Christening but clearly got a bollocking from either his girlfriend or his Mam over it pic.twitter.
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The "chiefs" exercised ruthless control over access to Mrs May and had a special office, called "the bollocking room", for dressing down officials and even ministers.
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He was just as rabid in the positive side of the relationship as he was, you know, giving you a bollocking because you didn't do something on time.
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"So I put up with a lot from Sherlock, although sometimes the curtain comes down and I give him a bollocking," she said, using the British term for a severe reprimand.
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"The Good Place" star Jameela Jamil, who's also an activist and advocate for body positivity, started her speech at the UN women's conference in New York on Wednesday with an "absolute bollocking" for audience members who were talking over the speakers.
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As Amy and I conclude our East-Asia-via-Croydon trip, our bellies full of dim sum, arms cradling bags of Chinese cakes, and smelling like pandan leaves, I turn to take a final look at the Wing Yip wonderland—only to be given a parental bollocking from Feng.
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Rollocking is sometimes used as a euphemism for "bollocking". A rollocking bollocking may be delivered by an electorate.Polly Toynbee, "Only Alan Johnson can prevent catastrophe", The Guardian, 15 May 2009.
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A "bollocking" usually denotes a robust verbal chastisement for something which one has done (or not done, as the case may be), for instance: "I didn't do my homework and got a right bollocking off Mr Smith", or "A nurse was assisting at an appendix operation when she shouldn't have been ... and the surgeon got a bollocking". Actively, one gives or delivers a bollocking to someone; in the building trade one can 'throw a right bollocking into' someone. The Oxford English Dictionary gives the earliest meaning as "to slander or defame" and suggests that it entered the English language from the 1653 translation of one of Rabelais' works, which includes the Middle French expression "en couilletant", translated as "ballocking". The earliest printed use in the sense of a severe reprimand is, according to the OED, from 1946.
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Walker was described as a 'charasmatic fighter pilot' by one former colleague and also said to have a highly aggressive style of flying. He was also known for his ability to mete out discipline, one former flier describing a 'monumental hats-on bollocking in his office' that he and five others received.
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EP00, the first, teaser podcast, went out on 14 October 2016. In a poll of listeners, EP22 (otherwise known as The Great Bollocking) was voted readers' favourite. The interviewee was author Ben Aaronovitch who, on discovering that the two Marks had written an outline 50,000 words long, gave them an epic rant about stopping outlining and getting writing. The most shared episode was EP06, in which Breaking Bad actor Bryan Cranston said he would move to Canada if Donald Trump became president.
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Kama Sutra Rides Again (1971) was selected by Stanley Kubrick for screening with the UK release of his film A Clockwork Orange. Godfrey noted that "Everyone working in films knew Kubrick only ever phoned you to give you a bollocking, so when I realised he was calling to do me a favour I nearly dropped the phone." In 1974 he presented Do-It Yourself Film Animation Show on BBC1 which encouraged children to do animation; each episode had established animators talking about their work and different animation techniques. Guests included Richard Williams and Terry Gilliam.
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