Ol' Yeddar
Ol' Yeddar Answered:

The bull is gouring the matador.

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Murphy13
Murphy13

The bull ran it's horn, or horns, into the matador.  Perhaps if you check Bull Fighting you can get a gest of what this practice is about.  If you're referring to the picture, it has nothing to do with the matador's privates, but everything to do with the bull stabbing the man with his horn.
 
Anonymous
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They can post a picture of it, but they can't look up the meaning? What a bunch of bull!
 
Susan
Susan Thinks this answer is Helpful:

OMG! to Ol'Yeddar: It's spelled G-O-R-I-N-G; the root word is GORE. The Murphy definition is correct.

To Anonymous: Boy, are you ever right!
 
William Elder
William Elder Thinks this answer is Helpful:

I, for one, will never be cowed by this line of bull!
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