com tesão
What does “com tesão” mean in English?
This phrase means horny or sexually excited. It literally translates to 'with sexual desire.'
Literally “with sexual desire”
It's informal and used in casual conversations, similar to saying 'horny' in English. The tone is conversational and can be playful or crude, depending on the context.
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