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1. courage, guts (from sense 2) 2. the testicles (both senses from Spanish) You've got major cojones to try something like that on a big motherfucker like him.
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The Mexican/puerto rican/cuban/south american way to say balls I'll rip off yo cajones
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Spanish slang; meaning having balls, not scared If you steal from a store, You have BIG cojones mayne
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Spanish word meaining your nads; Your manhood; Your balls. Do you have BIG cojones mang? (from GTA Vice City)
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n, pl: The testicles (vulgar slang). The word is of Spanish origin You got some cojones talking to me like that, amigo...want me to break your face for you?
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Male organs that work as a team, unless one or both come to a rather painful end. "I'd like you to meet my friends. This is Jones, and over here is his partner, CoJones."
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Cojones (Spanish pronunciation: koˈxones) is a vulgar Spanish word for testicles, denoting courage; it corresponds to balls in United States English and bollocks in British English (an uncommon synonym for courage). In the fourth episode of Law & Order: Special Victims Unit a sexually-assaulted woman said she grabbed her attacker’s cojones, because he was strangling her. Afterwards, detectives Stabler and Benson re-enact the rape, and Det. Benson says cojones, like the rape victim.
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