coonfuse
coonfuse verb: to confuse, to perplex, either a black person or as a black person.
Verb
coonfuse (third-person singular simple present coonfuses, present participle coonfusing, simple past and past participle coonfused)
- To confuse, to perplex, either a black person or as a black person.
- The silly pickaninnies that pretend they're White only coonfuse other
niggers. To discerning Humans, they stand out like a hernia at a
weight lifters convention.2007 August 19, \/\/0RD@true.nog, “whiteslave is a black faggot”, in soc.culture.african.american (Usenet) - > Our Head Nigga is as coonfused as a blind queer at a weenie roast.2009 September 5, klunk, “WE'RE STILL in IRAQ and AFGHANISTAN........ HEH HEH,”, in alt.politics.democrats (Usenet)
- The silly pickaninnies that pretend they're White only coonfuse other
Forms of coonfuse
| third-person singular present | coonfuses |
|---|---|
| present participle | coonfusing |
| past participle | coonfused |
| past | coonfused |
Origin of coonfuse
Blend of coon + confuse.
Questions about coonfuse
- What does coonfuse mean?
- Coonfuse means to confuse, to perplex, either a black person or as a black person.
- What part of speech is coonfuse?
- Coonfuse is a verb.
- What is the past tense of coonfuse?
- The past tense of coonfuse is coonfused.
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