cojones

co·jo·nes

C5486400 (kə-hō′nāz′, kō-hō′nĕs)pl.n. Vulgar Slang 1. The testicles.2. a. Boldness or courage.b. Presumptuousness; nerve.

[Spanish, pl. of cojón, testicle, from Vulgar Latin *cōleō*cōleōn-, from Latin cōleī, testicles, perhaps a colloquial variant of *culleī and akin to culleus, leather sack, probably a borrowing from an unknown Indo-European language of the Mediterranean and akin to Greek koluthron, ripe fig (perhaps originally "sacklike thing"), koluthroi, testicles, and koleon, sheath; see coleopteran.]

cojones

(koˈxones) pl n1. (Anatomy) testicles2. manly courage

cojones

1. slang Testicles. The term is Spanish for testicles. I can't believe that pitch hit him right in the cojones, ouch!2. slang What one is said to possess when they behave in a rash or daring manner. You've got some real cojones talking to the boss like that!

cojones

n. the testicles. (Spanish. Usually objectionable.) He kicked that old cat right in the cojones and sent it flying.

单词	cojones
释义	cojones co·jo·nes C5486400 (kə-hō′nāz′, kō-hō′nĕs)pl.n. Vulgar Slang 1. The testicles.2. a. Boldness or courage.b. Presumptuousness; nerve. [Spanish, pl. of cojón, testicle, from Vulgar Latin cōleōcōleōn-, from Latin cōleī, testicles, perhaps a colloquial variant of culleī and akin to culleus, leather sack, probably a borrowing from an unknown Indo-European language of the Mediterranean and akin to Greek koluthron, ripe fig (perhaps originally "sacklike thing"), koluthroi, testicles, and koleon, sheath; see coleopteran.] cojones (koˈxones) pl n*1. (Anatomy) testicles2. manly courage cojones cojones 1. slang Testicles. The term is Spanish for testicles. I can't believe that pitch hit him right in the cojones, ouch!2. slang What one is said to possess when they behave in a rash or daring manner. You've got some real cojones talking to the boss like that! cojones n. the testicles. (Spanish. Usually objectionable.) He kicked that old cat right in the cojones and sent it flying.
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