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Cono may
refer to
Cono Christian School, a
Presbyterian church near Walker, Iowa City of New Orleans, a p****enger
train operated by
Amtrak from New Orleans...
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Filipinos in
overseas communities. It also has
several variants,
including Coño English,
Jejemon and Swardspeak.
Taglish is very
widespread in the Philippines...
- Sir
William Connolly (born 24
November 1942) is a
Scottish actor, musician,
television presenter,
artist and
retired stand-up comedian. He is sometimes...
- San
Cono refers to the
following places in Italy: San
Cono, Sicily, comune,
Province of
Catania San
Cono (Cessaniti),
frazione of
Cessaniti comune, Province...
- "
Coño" is a
cover song by
American singer Jason Derulo and
Dutch producers Puri and Jhorrmountain. It was
released as a
single on July 3, 2020 by Spinnin'...
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domes and two
cones are located;
these form the Dos
Conos volcano. Some lava
flows linked to Dos
Conos are up to 7
kilometres (4.3 mi) long. The
oldest is...
- The
Southern Cone (Spanish:
Cono Sur, Portuguese: Cone Sul) is a
geographical and
cultural subregion composed of the
southernmost areas of
South America...
- in Afrikaans),
waterblasies (water
blisters in Afrikaans), sphaeroids,
conos, cone plants, dumplings, or
button plants.
Conophytum species are dwarf...
- 1987. ISBN 9509910902. Política
social y democracia: la
experiencia del
cono sur. Intercontinental. 1993. ISBN 987917318X.
Democracia y consenso. Consejo...
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Islander Coño Chile Spanish people Used in to
refer to
Spanish people given the
perception that they
recurrently use the
vulgar interjection coño (lit. '****')...
