ducon
What does “ducon” mean in English?
It's a direct insult similar to calling someone an idiot or an arsehole. It can also carry a mocking tone when used as a form of address.
You'd use it to insult someone directly, much like calling someone a dickhead in English. It's not the strongest insult, but it definitely gets the point across.
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