de mes couilles
What does “de mes couilles” mean in English?
This phrase is used to dismiss something as worthless or insignificant. Literally, it translates to 'of my testicles.'
Literally “of my testicles”
It's similar to saying 'of my balls' in English, often used to emphasize disdain or disbelief about something. It's informal and can be attached to a noun for emphasis.
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Related French words
couilles
3/5 · VulgarThis refers to testicles, but it's also used to mean courage or to describe trouble in certain phrases. It's a casual, bodily term with some versatility.
à la con
3/5 · VulgarThis phrase is used to describe something as stupid, idiotic, or worthless. It's often used to belittle or criticize.
bite
3/5 · VulgarThis is a vulgar term for 'penis' in French, used in a straightforward anatomical sense. It's not a casual word; it carries a certain weight due to its crudeness.
branler
3/5 · VulgarIt refers to masturbation, but in negative constructions, it means not doing anything at all. It's a versatile term that can imply laziness or inaction.
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