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several phrases, such as:
avere i
coglioni (literally, "to have ****s" that is, to be very courageous); "avere i
coglioni girati" (literally, "to have...
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Mortadella di
Campotosto (po****rly
called coglioni di mulo) is a
salami produced in
limited quantities in the
territory of the
comune (muni****lity) of...
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Inverted heart symbols have been used in
heraldry as
stylized ****s (
coglioni in Italian) as in the
canting arms of the
Colleoni family of Milan. A seal...
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generally sold in pairs, tied together.
Another name for the
mortadella is
coglioni di mulo (donkey's balls). It is made from
shoulder and loin meat, prosciutto...
- are
liable to be
heard as the
Italian word cujoni, or in
modern writing coglioni,
meaning "balls, ****s". The line thus
translates as "It is difficult...
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times these were read as
canting arms
showing three pairs of ****s (
coglioni = "****s" in Italian). The
community of Cölbe in
Hesse has a coat of...
- Eurovision, some
lyrics were
changed because of
profanity (words such as
coglioni and **** were removed), to the band's
displeasure but
understanding the...
- each paid a
thousand livres annually, whom he
crudely referred to as his "
coglioni di
mille franchi" (thousand-franc balls). He used his only
daughter (Leonora...
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April 2021. "Salvini su Meloni: "Stia all'opposizione
senza romperci i
coglioni"". www.ilfoglio.it (in Italian).
Retrieved 25
October 2021. "Italy's Matteo...
- ') Cōleōnēs is
productive in most of the
Romance languages: cf.
Italian coglioni,
French couilles, couillons;
Portuguese colhões,
Galician collóns, collois...
