Couillé, m. (popular), fool, blockhead, “cabbage-head.”
Couilles, f. pl. (popular), avoir des —— au cul, to be energetic, manly, “to have spunk.”
[Couillon], m. (popular), poltroon; foolish with the sense of abashed, crestfallen. Il resta tout ——, he looked foolish. The word is used also in a friendly or jocular manner.
[Couillonnade], f. (popular), ridiculous affair; nonsense.
Couillonner (popular), to show cowardice; to shirk danger.
[Couillonnerie], f. (popular), cowardice; nonsensical affair; take in.
Couiner (popular), to whimper; to hesitate.
Coulage, m., coule, f. (familiar), waste; small purloining by servants, clerks, &c.
Coulant, m. (thieves’), milk.
Coulante, f. (thieves’), lettuce. (Cads’) La ——, the river Seine.