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Cosita
A spanish word translated to "little thing".
(Cosa = thing)
(ita = little)
But in spanish is meant as "cute little thing"
(Cosa = thing)
(ita = little)
But in spanish is meant as "cute little thing"
Look at that cosita over there.
Cosita by Guitar chick_752 October 4, 2009
dame tu cosita
A music video with a green alien saying "Dame tu Cosita", which translates to "Give me your little thing", which sounds very sexual. Speaking of sexual, it has some sex moans in the background, so it probably is a sexual song.
It also has a cringeworthy fanbase.
It may sound catchy at first, until you figure out what it means.
It also has a cringeworthy fanbase.
It may sound catchy at first, until you figure out what it means.
dame tu cosita by InkDictionary July 29, 2018
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Cosita
In Honduras "cosita" is used in a lot of contexts but the exact meaning is a pretty girl. It can also be used to say pussy but it is less coarse than concha. For men, Hondurans use the term cosito.
Synonyms for "cosita" could be: mi amor, princessa, mi reina, linda, mami
Synonyms for "cosita" could be: mi amor, princessa, mi reina, linda, mami
"Que bella te miras hoy cosita", "Yo hare lo que sea por vos cosita linda", "Que rica esa cosita maje"
Cosita by castellano December 4, 2018
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