noun
Street Slang
bally
· noun · uk-drill
A balaclava.
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The black balaclava that's basically the uniform of UK drill — full face covering with eye holes, worn for music videos, in the field, and increasingly as a streetwear flex. If a video has masked-up youts on a block, they're in ballys.
“Bally on, gloves on, we're moving.”
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bally In A Sentence
Bally on, gloves on, we're moving.
Origin & Usage
British clipping of 'balaclava', the headgear named after the 1854 Crimean War battle. The slang use exploded with the rise of UK drill in the mid-2010s.
People Also Ask
What does "bally" mean?
It's slang for a balaclava.
How do you use "bally" in a sentence?
"They had ballys pulled down so no one could clock their faces."
Where does "bally" come from?
It's a shortening of "balaclava."
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