cajones

Plural for "cajon", that's spanish for drawer, but also is an peruvian instrument that resembles a big wooden box, the player sits on it an then hit it in the frontal face to create diferent sounds depending on how and where he/she hits it.

The cajon is a good substitute for a drum set, when you are playing acoustic.

by Rodolfo May 19, 2005

cavone

use by Italian Americans to describe someone who is disrespectful, has no class or no couth.

"Wadda you a cavone? Watch your mouth in front of the lady."
"Chew your food, you eat like a cavone."
"This place is a mess, you live like a cavone."

by Joey Bona Fortuna February 21, 2008

cahones

1. balls, man's testes

2. to have guts

Lick my cahones
He has got big cahones

by Ben May 13, 2005

cahones

1. A man's testicles.

Or more commonly,

2. To have guts, normally used in the phrase "he's gotta have some big cahones to do that."

"Boy, Jim's gotta have some big cahones to walk around in that rich neighborhood."

by sHaDoWs12 February 26, 2008

Catonese

The official 'language' of cats.

catonese : Mew meow mew mew mew mowwww mew mow mow mew mow mow

translation

Cats rule, Dogs are a mans best chinese meal.

by samir z December 19, 2005

Toro Cajones

Spanish for bulls balls
My Little phrase for the bees knees

Me: Oh arent u the Toro Cajones
Sum1 else: wtf???

by xKittyx August 29, 2006

camones

Expression used by the portuguese to identify tourists who speak english as their first language. It was first used by the portuguese people who could not speak english. It comes from the expression "come on" which was pretty much the only word the portuguese understood at the time.

dude, the camones were FUCKED UP at the bar/pub last night.
mano, os camones estavam todos fodidos no bar ontem à noite.

by suckmytittties April 13, 2021