coñazo
What does “coñazo” mean in English?
It refers to something or someone that is extremely boring or annoying. It's often used to express frustration with a tedious situation or person.
You'd use it similarly to calling something a 'pain in the ass' in English. It's more common in Spain and has a casual tone.
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