cabron
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- noun
- /kəˈbroʊn/
- Offensive
- Everyone laughed when he tripped; they all called him a cabron.
Examples
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I'll take everything you've got, cabron.
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You're one weird transvestite, cabron.
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"Wake up, cabron," he says.
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Is that a threat, cabron?
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You think I'm afraid of you, cabron?
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Did you see the cabron at the craps table with the cowboy hat?
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Look at me, cabron.
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Means you're a bad ass cabron, means you're a loser.
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Don't be a cabron; just admit you made a mistake.
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He acts like a cabron when he tries to impress his friends.
Synonyms
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A rude word for a person who is cowardly or mean
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An insulting word for a person who does foolish things
How Insulting
Surface Forms
Etymology
Cabron comes from Spanish cabrón, which itself comes from cabra meaning 'goat'. A helpful way to remember it is to imagine someone acting like a stubborn or silly goat, and that's why cabron is used as a rude insult today and is often offensive.