Thesaurus:coglione

THESAURUS

coglione

Italian

Sense: fool

mona (Venetian slang for cunt. With no plural).
pirla (Milanese slang for cock. With no plural).
bambascione (Lombard slang for "A great stupid"). Plural: "bambascioni".
bamba: the same of "bambacione" used in Brescia city. With no plural.
allocco (literally: brown owl; Plural: "allocchi")
balordo (silly and rambling guy; Plural: "balordi")
barbagianni (literally: barn owl; without plural).
tonto (Plural: tonti): "dull".
ebete (Plural: ebeti): "deadhead".
deficiente (Plural: deficienti): "headless".
demente (Plural: dementi): "brainless".
ignorante (Plural: ignoranti): "ignorant", "illeterate".
cretino (Plural: cretini): "silly".
fesso (Plural: fessi): "dupe".
scemo (Plural: scemi): "empty head".
stupido (Plural: stupidi): "stupid".
idiota (Plural: idioti): "idiot".
sciocco (Plural: sciocchi): "goofy".
cazzone: stupid. Plural: "cazzoni".
merdaccia: colourless person. Plural: "merdacce".
coglionazzo: inane person. Plural: "coglionazzi".
beota: stubborn. Plural: "beoti".
abelinato (Plural: abelinati, used in Genoa for "Sleepy and silly man").
belinone (Plural: belinoni, the same of above; coming from Liguria).
minchione: used in Southern Italy (expecially in Sicily). It means "Guy with no brain". Plural: "minchioni".
crotano: Venetian slang for obstinate. Plural: "crotani".
cefalo: (literally "grey mullet") A very stupid man. Plural: "cefali".
piparlot (in Ferrara city: a very silly person). With no plural.
bec d'oc (in Ferrara city, literally "Goose's beak". Colloquially "A dull man"). With no plural.
coatto (Plural: Coatti, used in Rome for "rude and silly man").
grezzo (Plural: grezzi, for "uncivilized stupid person").
grez (the same of above but used in Ferrara; without plural).
sdoz (from Ferrara, with no plural): "clumsy".
grindolo (Plural: grindoli): "a barbaric and silly farmer".
zeul (in Ferrara city: the same of "cefalo"; see above). With no plural.
ciordo (in Ferrara city: the same of "Very stupid"; see above). With no plural.
ignureul (slang used in Via Palestro district, in Ferrara city for "stupid and with no culture". With no plural).
gonzo (Plural: gonzi).
citrullo (Used in Tuscany. Plural: citrulli).
grullo (Used in Tuscany. Plural: grulli).
rincoglionito (A person who became stupid for old age. Plural: rincoglioniti).
rimbambito (used in whole Italy) means "What a stupid !". Plural "rimbambiti".
rimba has the same meanings of "rimbambito" and it's a colloquial form. With no plural.
mongolo: true meaning is "Down affected guy" ("mongolo" is a "Mongolic eye guy"). In Emilia region is often used for "foolish", with a very ugly meaning. Plural "mongoli".
baccalà (Word used in Veneto region, with no plural. Literally: "Dried and salted cod" = more and more stupid). Without plural.
baccamorto (Word used in Puglia region, Literally: "Stupid person".
babbeo (Plural: babbei for "silly and without brain"). Plural: "babbei".
merluzzo (Plural: "merluzzi") or "stocafisso" (Plural: "stocafissi)" - literally: codfish for a person who cannot use his brain.
abbelinato: used in Genoa for "very silly". Plural "abbelinati".
cazzaro: in Rome, so it's called a person who's going on saying stupid things. Plural "cazzari"
fregnacciaro: in Rome, so it's called a person who vaints in vain about not got merits. Plural "fregnacciari".
cottolengo, in some districts in Piedmont region, so it's called a man who should have to be locked up in a mental hospital ("Cottolengo" is the name of a famous hospital in Turin for Down's affected patients). With no plural.
frescone: roman word for "a particular kind of silly man". Plural "fresconi".
balabiott lombard word that means: "A poor and stupid man". With no plural.
testa di cazzo: literally cock's head (where "cock" is male sex) or dickhead. It's widely used in whole Italy as "more and more stupid". Plural: "teste di cazzo".
faccia da culo (Plural: facce da culo; literally: "A man having a face like his ass", used like: "A person who do a lot of bad, pointless stupid actions").