dugland
What does “dugland” mean in English?
It's a comic insult used to call someone an idiot. While it sounds light-hearted, it can still be offensive.
You might hear it tossed around in a teasing manner, similar to calling someone a 'dumbass' in English, but it can sting depending on the context.
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