colha

colha
couio f. colhon couioun m. couille, testicule; imbécile. expr. Si fa puslèu un colhon qu'un papa : il est plus facile d'injurier que de répondre. Es un colhon drech : c'est la bêtise personnifiée. Colhon coma la luna : bête comme ses pieds. voir bassaquètas, bessons, chichorla

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