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Cooter Brown

Cooter Brown proper noun: an archetypal drunkard.

Proper noun

Cooter Brown

  1. (US) An archetypal drunkard.
    • “Yes, sir,” said Private Barton, “it looks like trouble has got a tail-holt on us with a downhill drag. I sometimes feel like going and gittin’ drunk as Cooter Brown”.1941 November 16, Harold Martin, “Dreams and Dust”, in The Atlanta Constitution, page 9
    • I’m talkin’ about Admiral Porter, General Quimby, and Ulysses S-hole-fukkin Grant hissef, and he was drunker’n Cooter Brown a large part of the time.2008, John Pritchard, The Yazoo Blues, →ISBN, page 54

Forms of Cooter Brown

alternative formCootie Brown

Questions about Cooter Brown

What does Cooter Brown mean?
Cooter Brown means an archetypal drunkard.
What part of speech is Cooter Brown?
Cooter Brown is a proper noun.

Words near Cooter Brown in the dictionary

  1. cootches
  2. cootchie-cootchie-coo
  3. Coote
  4. Cootehill
  5. cooter
  6. Cooter Brown
  7. cooters
  8. Cootes
  9. cootfoot
  10. cootfoots
  11. cooth

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