coño
What does “coño” mean in English?
It's a vulgar exclamation used to express surprise or annoyance. Literally, it means 'vulva.'
Literally “vulva”
Similar to saying 'fuck' in English, it's often used as an exclamation and can vary in strength depending on the region, being particularly strong in Spain.
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