coonvicted
coonvicted verb: of a black person, convicted.
Verb
coonvicted
- Of a black person, convicted.
- Oh yeah,and not one of the black garbage spent even 1 day in jail after
being coonvicted for their heinous crimes!2006 July 9, tyreen...@hotmail.com, “Prominent Black Intellectual Dr Walter Williams Decries Failure In Black Education, Implies That "The Bell Curve" Analysis Was Right”, in can.politics (Usenet) - Harris was also coonvicted of armed robbery and aggravated
battery for beating a 59-year-old victim in Chicago’s Old Town
neighborhood, Scaduto said.2012 November 20, More Taxes, “Serial "catch & release" nigger attacks a doctor”, in rec.arts.tv (Usenet)
- Oh yeah,and not one of the black garbage spent even 1 day in jail after
Origin of coonvicted
Blend of coon + convicted.
Questions about coonvicted
- What does coonvicted mean?
- Coonvicted means of a black person, convicted.
- What part of speech is coonvicted?
- Coonvicted is a verb.
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