1. Another way to say Cojones? Synonyms for Cojones (other words and phrases for Cojones).

2. What is the definition of Cojones? What is the meaning of Cojones? How do you use Cojones in a sentence? What are synonyms for Cojones?

3. Cojones: [noun - plural] testicles

4. What is the definition of Cojones? What is the meaning of Cojones? How do you use Cojones in a sentence? What are synonyms for Cojones?

5. Spanish Pronunciation of Cojones

6. No sabe donde Cojones esta Lace

7. What does Cojones mean? Information and translations of Cojones in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions …

8. As nouns the difference between Cojones and cajones is that Cojones is testicles while cajones is .

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11. What does Cojones mean? Courage; guts

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13. Cojones definition: testicles Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

14. En este país nadie tiene Cojones

15. " Cojones, on the other hand, might serve you well." He wouldn't have had those kind of Cojones

16. Cojones is a see also of cajones

17. He got kicked right in the Cojones

18. Definition of Cojones in the Definitions.net dictionary

19. "I will cut off your Cojones for this."

20. Tendría Cojones suficientes para acercarse Y pedirme bailar

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22. They are going to blow off my Cojones if I don't smuggle them inside." If our killer's really got Cojones, he'll even be the one to report the deaths." Cojones are needed to take on the powerful

23. Not until Brainwashees develop the cojones it takes to cast Libertarian spoiler votes

24. See 4 authoritative translations of Cojones in English with audio pronunciations.

25. English words for Cojones include balls, bollocks, nuts and bullocks

26. "Having a bit of Cojones, I think the word is.

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29. English Translation of “echar Cojones a algo” The official Collins Spanish-English Dictionary online

30. Resonate CURT "Und die gute Nachricht: die kroatische Stoner/Heavy Rockband Cojones liefert

31. Usually objectionable.) He kicked that old cat right in the Cojones and sent it flying.

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35. Synonyms for Cojones include testicles, balls, nuts, gonads, rocks, goolies, knackers, family jewels, testes and cullions

36. Cojones pl (plural only) ( slang , usually considered vulgar ) testicles ( slang , usually considered vulgar ) balls , bollocks , courage , machismo , chutzpah

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38. Learn how to pronounce Cojones in Spanish with video, audio, and syllable-by-syllable spelling from Latin America and Spain.

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41. Cojones nmpl nombre masculino plural: Sustantivo masculino que se usa únicamente en plural, con los artículos los o unos

42. That play in the words “Rum” and the spanish slang “Cojones” embodies the qualities of being courageous and having nerves of steel

43. The renowned Spanish author and journalist Arturo Pérez Reverte wrote the column Cuestión de Cojones in 1998 for El

44. (pluralNoun) The definition of Cojones is a vulgar Spanish word that refers to a man's testicles, and is a slang term for having courage.

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46. According to the Royal Spanish Academy a cojón is a testicle and Cojones is an interjection used to express diverse moods, especially surprise, something odd or anger

47. The most infamous of Deeney’s digs came during the 2017/18 season, when after leading the Hornets to a 2-1 comeback victory, he accused Arsene Wenger’s side of lacking ‘Cojones’

48. This word is often confused by non-Spanish speakers with Cojones (note the different vowel sound), which is Spanish slang for balls, but they are in fact two very different words

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51. Cojones (n.) "courage," literally "testicles, balls," 1932, in Hemingway ("Death in the Afternoon," an account of Spanish bull-fighting), from Spanish cojon "testicle," from Latin coleus "the testicles" (source of Italian coglione), literally "strainer bag," a variant of culleus "a leather sack," cognate with Greek koleos "sheath of a sword, scabbard." ." Both are said in some sources to be