[arthurus]

Cojones. Cajones means nothing in Spanish or in English.

[D Rider]

C A Jones is a Homebuilder if you would take the time to do a google search. Not sure why that is relevant... ;)

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Cajones means nothing in Spanish or in English.

It means drawers (like in a desk or dresser) in at least one Spanish speaking country.

It's missing the accent mark though.

[publius911]

Cojones. Cajones means nothing in Spanish or in English.

Yes it does.
It means several things, including (in context) "large wooden box," "large cardboard box," occasionally a "large travel chest," and in some latin countries, "drawers," as in a chest of.

[Revolting cat!]

Cojones. Cajones means nothing in Spanish or in English.

Uh, Michael Corleone is Eyetalian!

[kabumpo]

Actually, Cajones does mean something in Spanish. Un cajon is a wooden box, often used as a percussion instrument.

[Kenny Bunk]

Arturo you ain't.

Cajon... a wedding chest

Cajones... Drawers, as in a "chest of drawers."

Your sister's drawers are "ropa interior" underwear.

PS, you are now officially entitled to vote Democrat by absentee ballot under the name Arturo, Arthurus, Art, and Artie. No need to show up at the precinct. Barry and I can handle it, and we appreciate your vote(s)... and your sister's.

[Verginius Rufus]

There is a city near San Diego called El Cajon. The word “cajon” is supposed to mean “drawer” (as in “chest of drawers”)—El Cajon is a roughly box-shaped valley. The plural of “cajon” would be “cajones.”