Pronunciation: /kəˈhoʊneɪz/
noun a slang term for testicles, used to imply courage or bravery
A1 He has big cojones for jumping off the diving board.
A2 She showed a lot of cojones by standing up to the bully.
B1 It takes a lot of cojones to start your own business.
B2 The politician displayed cojones by addressing the controversial issue head-on.
C1 His cojones were evident in his willingness to take risks for the greater good.
C2 The CEO's cojones were admired by his employees for his bold decision-making.
formal The speaker displayed great courage and fortitude, showing they had the cojones to tackle the issue head-on.
informal I can't believe he actually had the cojones to ask her out on a date!
slang He's got some serious cojones to pull off a stunt like that.
figurative She's the one with the cojones in the relationship, always making the tough decisions.
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