coglioni 

Balls, testicles (Italian); meaning courage, strength of character, masculinity. See break my balls

That Kerry, he was in the war, but in politics he ain't got no coglioni

coglioni by octopod April 27, 2004

coglione 

Italian slang for "testis". Plural is "coglioni".
Used to actually mean testis, or to say that someone is an idiot, a prick, or to manifest annoiance.

"Un calcio nei coglioni": A kick in the balls (testis)
"Sei un coglione": you are a prick, you are so stupid
"Non mi rompere i coglioni": do not bother me (literally: do not break my balls)

coglione by pernolaccio May 22, 2007

coglionare 

Italian verb, from the noun coglione, meaning something like "to make (someone) an idiot (=coglione)", "to kid (someone)", "to cheat (someone)".

- Non starai mica coglionandomi?
- Aren't you kidding me, are you?
(coglionandomi is the gerund of the verb coglionare, suffixed with the enclitic pronoun "mi"; the verb "stare" + gerund of a verb, is a common contruction for the present progressive)

- L'ho coglionato alla grande
- I cheated him superbly

coglionare by jeropot January 30, 2009

coglione 

italian word for "Asshole"

... levati dalla strada, coglione !
(... get out from the street, asshole !)

coglione by hcfromcharleroi November 19, 2014

coglione 

In italian is a vulgar word that means "testis"

Sei un coglione!

You are a testis!

coglione by Gilll September 10, 2006

coolionimbus 

a different version of the word kool

Dam, you know he got a Corvette?
Oh, furreal?
Ye
Oh dam thats coolionimbus

coolionimbus by InSaNeBaLlEr January 19, 2009

coolionimbus 

a cooler version of the word cool

Dam, you know he got a Corvette?
Oh, furreal?
Ye
Oh dam thats coolionimbus

coolionimbus by InSaNeBaLlEr January 21, 2009