andouille
What does “andouille” mean in English?
It's a comic insult for someone considered a fool or idiot. Literally, it means 'sausage,' which adds a bit of humor to the insult.
Literally “sausage”
You'd use it similarly to calling someone a 'dickhead' in English, often in a lighthearted or teasing manner. It's not very harsh, so it can be used among friends without much offense.
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