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pillock
/ ˈpɪlək /
noun
slang, a stupid or annoying person
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Word History and Origins
Origin of pillock1
C14: from Scandinavian dialect pillicock penis
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Example Sentences
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Mrs. Thatcher fixed her stained-glass blue eyes on that pillock and pointed out that the enemy cruiser'd been zigzagging in and out of the zone all day.
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Mr Green said it was "complete nonsense" to suggest that having a cold or having an "unfunny pillock" interrupt her speech meant she was the wrong person for the job.
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They seemed to then fall forward, before Mr Gwynne said to Mr Johnson: "Don't be a pillock."
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It takes a special kind of pillock to do that.
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The fourth is: miss that penalty and you’ll feel like a pillock.
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