cojones

[ kaw-haw-nes; English kuh-hoh-neys, -neez ]

noun

, Spanish: Sometimes Vulgar.

1. (used with a plural verb) testes.
2. courage.

cojones

/ koˈxones /

plural noun

1. testicles
2. manly courage

Example Sentences

He said he thought Trump has “big cojones,” and wasn’t surprised that he would organize a rally in an area perceived to be hostile to him.

From Slate

“He showed that he was the one with the cojones to take all the blows,” said Mr. Kassam, the National Pulse editor.

From New York Times

“And he has the cojones to then go to Black people and say, ‘Hey, I’m with you?’

From Washington Post

And the cojones to keep up with it.

From Washington Times

Even “Blazing Saddles” didn’t have the cojones to make up details like that.

From Los Angeles Times