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coon

/kuːn/

Traduction: Nom ayant plusieurs sens : raton laveur d'Amérique du Nord ; terme informel et souvent péjoratif pour désigner une personne rustre ou excentrique ; et insulte ethnique extrêmement offensante.

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/kuːn/formalamerican
  • frNom ayant plusieurs sens : raton laveur d'Amérique du Nord ; terme informel et souvent péjoratif pour désigner une personne rustre ou excentrique ; et insulte ethnique extrêmement offensante.

A noun with multiple meanings: a North American raccoon; an informal, often derogatory term for a rustic or eccentric person; and an extremely offensive ethnic slur.

  1. RaccoonB1informalamerican

    A North American nocturnal mammal with a bushy ringed tail and a black mask-like marking across its eyes.

    frraton laveur

    • A coon was rummaging through the trash cans last night.
    • We saw a family of coons near the creek.
    • The coon climbed the tree quickly when it heard the dog.

    Synonymesraccoon

  2. Eccentric rustic personC2informal

    An old-fashioned term for a person considered to be odd, unsophisticated, or from a rural background.

    frRustre excentrique

    • The old coon down the road tells strange stories.
    • He's a bit of a coon, living alone in the woods.
    • They called him a coon because of his peculiar habits.

    Synonymesbumpkinclodhopperruberusticyokel

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