- posedlý
- posedlýpossédé (adj.)obsédé (adj.)
Tschechisch-Französisch Wörterbuch. 2015.
posedlý
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coon — n a black person. Originally (and still) a term of racist abuse common in the southern states of the USA, from rac coon (a black faced rural pest). The word has been adopted in Britain and Australia to refer to a person of any sup posedly… … Contemporary slang
Darren — n British an uncouth, unfashionable and/or unfor tunate male. A synonym, in use since around 2000, for the earlier Kevin and Wayne and the contemporary Trev, play ing, like the female Sharon, on the sup posedly negative social connotations of… … Contemporary slang
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