bally

• And he had been burked, murdered, blotted out, in order to make room for a bally Scotchman. —  The Project Gutenberg eBook of Jill the Reckless, by P. G. Wodehouse
• As for the bally parsons, they don't understand A broad smile came over the constable's face Were you asking where you could get blind drunk comfortably, sir? —  The Reminiscences of an Irish Land Agent
• The wide dim street, paved with wood shavings, seemed faintly luminous between the rows of stands, and bally-platforms. —  The Dreaming Jewels
• Sometimes Havana used to remark to Bunny, at night, that Zena was going to wear her fingers plumb off if she played all day on the bally-platform and all night to amuse Horty; for the guitar would cry and ring for hours after they bedded down. —  The Dreaming Jewels
• What you think you see is just bally, a front with the gimmicks all hidden if there are any gimmicks A continuous mess of almost nothing, that's what's really there. —  The Fabulous Clipjoint

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