deball
verb/diːbɔl/
Etymology From de- + ball.
1
To remove balls (literally or figuratively) or to emasculate.
- And that's how the captain's platoon found him later that afternoon, strung up like aside of beef, dripping blood from asshole and crotch, half-dead, and de-balled, the severed nuts lying in the dust at his feet.1991, Etienne, “In Enemy Hands”, in Drummer, number 151, page 32: