Ball (disambiguation)

A ball is a spherical round object with various uses.

Ball or Balls may also refer to:

Places

People with the surname

Anatomy

  • Ball (anatomy), a bottom part of the foot
  • Balls, bullocks, or cojones, a slang word for testicles, which may also apply to chutzpah or bravery

Arts, entertainment, and media

Films

(Chronological)

Games

Music

Groups and labels

  • Balls (rock band), a British rock band who performed from 1969 to 1971
  • B.A.L.L., an American alternative rock band

Albums and EPs

Songs

Other uses in arts, entertainment, and media

Brands and enterprises

  • Ball (St. Paul's Churchyard), an historical bookseller in London
  • Ball Corporation, a U.S. packaging manufacturer and metal can maker
  • Ball Watch Company

Computing and technology

  • BALL (Biochemical Algorithms Library), a versatile set of C++ classes for molecular modelling
  • Blog Assisted Language Learning, an application of computer-assisted language learning

Schools

Social gatherings

Sports

Other uses

  • Ball (bearing), special highly spherical and smooth balls, most commonly used in ball bearings
  • Ball (mathematics), the solid interior of a sphere
  • Ball of wax example, also known as the wax argument, a thought experiment by René Descartes in his Meditations on First Philosophy
  • Round shot or cannonball or ball, a round projectile fired from guns and cannons
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gollark: See S&R's latest posts.
gollark: It's true though. It's broken.
gollark: Like all complex software it is perpetually broken.
gollark: Why should they *care*?!

See also

  • Bawls, a high-caffeine soft drink
  • Thermoball, a swarm of insects (especially bees) in collective defense against larger insects, such as predatory wasps
  • Category:Balls, an index of game balls and other types of round balls
  • All pages with titles beginning with Ball
  • All pages with titles containing ball
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