culo

[koo-law]

noun

Spanish Slang.

plural

culos 

1. the buttocks.

Word History and Origins

Origin of culo¹

First recorded in 1985–90; from Spanish, from Latin cūlus

Example Sentences

The music centers on women, but more often than not, as objects: the perra to conquer, the diabla to tame, the culo to catalog in explicit detail.

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In one early scene, the magnetic Joaquín Cosio, who plays the devilish Pop, tells his son, “No ruines la experiencia culo-nary” — don’t ruin the culo-nary experience — intentionally mispronouncing “culinary” to include the word culo, or butt.

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“Yeah? You give me a pain in my culo, too. Let me see the feet.”

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In the words of her papi: “All chichis and culo, that girl...”

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Un chico se me abalanza x detrás y me soba el culo.

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When To Use

What else does culo mean?

Content warning: this article includes profanity and vulgar language.Culo is a vulgar word in Spanish literally meaning "butt" or "ass," used in a range of coarse idiomatic expressions.The term is also a milder colloquial term for "butt" in Italian.