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Originally Posted By: AlphanumericNameOriginally Posted By: Tromboniator"It takes a lot of brass to play all those trombones in a dorm at 3:00 AM." Double entendre, no euphemism.
Isn't brass a euphemism for something else, such as "It takes a lot of balls..." But you replace it with 'brass' as to not offend, which is what euphemisms are.
Nope. It's brass as in brazen (made of brass), hard, resistant. Much older than "a lot of balls." It's analogy, but it isn't euphemism.
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