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Definition of “cojones”

cojones (Spanish) (koˈxones)

Bush told Alastair Campbell that `your man has got cojones ", (a colloquial Spanish term for courage, The Washington Post explains).

Times, Sunday Times (2004)

Just as I was pondering the cojones question, there was a flapping to my left and Woah!

Boris Johnson LEND ME YOUR EARS (2003)

Nobody had the cojones to admit that a World Cup in Asia needed different rules.

Times, Sunday Times (2002)

They just need anonymity and someone with the cojones to let them do what they do best: hunt.

Maxim (2004)

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