couyon
adjEtymology Borrowed from Louisiana French couyon, an alternate spelling of couillon (“joker; fool; etc.”).
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Endearing, Sometimes silly; foolish
noun, adj — 3 senses
[ku.jɑ̃]
Etymology Borrowed from Louisiana French couyon, an alternate spelling of couillon (“joker; fool; etc.”).
joker, funny person
Endearing, Sometimes idiot, buffoon, dumbass
Etymology Borrowed from Louisiana French couyon, an alternate spelling of couillon (“joker; fool; etc.”).
Endearing, Sometimes silly; foolish
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