noun

Cabron

Cabron (noun) means (vulgar, slang, from Spanish) An insulting term for a man; roughly "bastard" or "jerk.". Example: “He shouted "cabron!" after the driver who cut him off.”

noun

(vulgar, slang, from Spanish) An insulting term for a man; roughly "bastard" or "jerk."

"He shouted "cabron!" after the driver who cut him off."

How to Use Cabron

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishA crude Spanish-origin insult for a man, similar in force to "bastard."

When to use it

Vulgar and offensive — avoid in polite or formal contexts.

Word Forms

Cabrons plural, cabrones plural

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Etymology

Borrowed from Spanish cabrón, a vulgar insult literally meaning "big goat."

Origin: Spanish

Frequently Asked Questions

What does “Cabron” mean?

The word “Cabron” means (vulgar, slang, from Spanish) An insulting term for a man; roughly "bastard" or "jerk.". In plain terms, a crude Spanish-origin insult for a man, similar in force to "bastard.".

How do you use “Cabron” in a sentence?

Here is “Cabron” used in a sentence: “He shouted "cabron!" after the driver who cut him off.”

What part of speech is “Cabron”?

“Cabron” is a noun.

Where does the word “Cabron” come from?

The word “Cabron” comes from Spanish. Borrowed from Spanish cabrón, a vulgar insult literally meaning "big goat.".

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