"couillette" meaning in Middle French

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          "ref": "1552, Rabelais, Le Tiers Livre:",
          "text": "Escoute ça, couillette. Vids-tu oncques le froc du moine de Castres?\nListen, dickhead. Do you see the gown of the monk from Castres?",
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          "text": "Ie le veulx (respondit frere Ian) bien voluntiers, pour l’amour de toy couillette. Car ie t’ayme du bon du foye.",
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