개뿔

gaeppul

Korean

2/5 · Coarse

What does “개뿔” mean in English?

This term refers to something worthless and is used to dismiss a claim as nonsense. It literally translates to 'dog horn.'

Literally “dog horn”

Romanised gaeppul
Sounds like “geh-ppul”
Used as Coarse / informal
How it's used

It's similar to saying 'bullshit' in English, often used in informal contexts to reject exaggerated claims or statements.

How strong is it? 2/5 · Coarse

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