Ball (disambiguation)
A ball is a spherical round object with various uses.
Ball(s) or The Ball may also refer to:
Places
- Ball (crater), a crater on the Moon
- Ball, Cornwall, a hamlet in the north of Cornwall, England, UK
- Ball, Louisiana, a town in Rapides Parish, Louisiana, US
- Balls (mountain range), a mountain range in Madera County, California, US
People with the surname
- Ball (surname), a list of people with the surname Ball
- Ed Balls, a British politician
- Katy Balls, a British journalist
- William Lawrence Balls, a British botanist
Anatomy
- Ball (foot), a bottom part of the foot
- Balls, bollocks, bullocks, or cojones, a slang word for testicles, which may also apply to chutzpah or bravery
Arts and entertainment
Film and theatre
- Le Bal (1931 film), a French film
- The Ball (1958 film) (Mingea), a Romanian film
- Le Bal (1983 film), an Algerian film
- Balls (film) (Swedish: Farsan), a 2010 Swedish comedy film
- The Ball (2011), an Australian documentary, runner up for the 2011 AACTA Award for Best Documentary Under One Hour
- The Ball (play), a 1632 play by James Shirley
Games
- Ball (Game & Watch), a game for the Nintendo Game & Watch
- The Ball (video game), a 2010 video game
Groups
- Balls (rock band), a 1969–1971 British rock band
- B.A.L.L., a 1987–1990 American rock band
Albums
- Ball (Iron Butterfly album), 1969
- Ball (Widespread Panic album), 2003
- Balls (Elizabeth Cook album), 2007
- Balls (Sparks album), 2000
- Balls (EP), by Guttermouth, 1991
- Balls, by Napoleon Murphy Brock, 2003
Songs
- "Ball" (song), by T.I., 2012
- "Ball", by DJ Khaled from Victory, 2010
- "Ball", by Susumu Hirasawa from Sword-Wind Chronicle BERSERK Original Soundtrack, 1997
- "The Ball", from the musical Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet of 1812, 2012
- "Un bal", the second movement of Symphonie fantastique by Hector Berlioz, 1830
Television
- Balls (TV channel), a defunct Filipino sports channel
- "The Ball" (Dynasty 1985), an episode
- "The Ball" (Dynasty 1986), an episode
- "The Ball" (Kanon), an episode
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
- Ball High School, a public secondary school in Galveston, Texas, US
- Ball State University, Muncie, Indiana, US
Social gatherings
- Ball (dance party)
- The Ball (event), a NYC Jewish singles event on Christmas Eve
Sports
- Ball (rhythmic gymnastics)
- Baseball (ball), the physical object
- Ball (baseball statistics), a pitch outside the strike zone and not swung at by the batter
- Basketball (ball)
- Cricket ball, the physical object
- Ball (cricket) or delivery, a single action of bowling
- Football (ball)
- Golf ball
- Handball (ball)
- Pickleball, the ball used in the game
- Ball!, a warning of an errant ball on the court
- Softball (ball)
- Tennis ball
- Whiffle ball or wiffle ball
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
- Boule de Genève (Geneva ball), a type of pendant watch in the shape of a small ball
- Times Square Ball or the Ball
- Round shot or cannonball or ball, a round projectile fired from guns and cannons
See also
- Bawl (disambiguation)
- Bawls, a high-caffeine soft drink
- Thermoball, a swarm of insects (especially bees) in collective defense against larger insects, such as predatory wasps
- Ballz, a 1994 fighting game
- 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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