Spanish Slang

noun a seashell, especially one used as a trumpet by indigenous peoples in the Americas

• The concha is a traditional Mexican sweet bread with a distinctive shell-like shape.
• I can't resist a concha with my morning coffee.
• Let's grab some conchas from the bakery for our picnic.
• Her laughter was like the sweet sound of a concha being broken open.

noun a slang term for testicles, used to imply courage or bravery

• The speaker displayed great courage and fortitude, showing they had the cojones to tackle the issue head-on.
• I can't believe he actually had the cojones to ask her out on a date!
• He's got some serious cojones to pull off a stunt like that.
• She's the one with the cojones in the relationship, always making the tough decisions.