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- noun Plural form of
coonass .
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Okay, I can understand most of your post. .except the part where you said "coonasses" ...
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Okay, I can understand most of your post. .except the part where you said "coonasses" ...
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Okay, I can understand most of your post. .except the part where you said "coonasses" ...
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Only real coonasses suck the heads; the pansies like me just eat the claw and tail meat.
Archive 2009-05-01 Steve Perry 2009
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Thank God I hunt with coonasses and rednecks who care only about making damn sure whatever they shoot at dies quickly, if for no other reason than to make sure it doesn't get away so they can eat it.
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Thank God I hunt with coonasses and rednecks who care only about making damn sure whatever they shoot at dies quickly, if for no other reason than to make sure it doesn't get away so they can eat it.
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The building was new and had the cool, neutral, refrigerated smell of a modern office, which was the image it was intended to convey, but the deputies still looked like the raw-boned rednecks and coonasses of an earlier time and they still kept cuspidors by their desks.
Heaven’s Prisoners James Lee Burke 1988
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The building was new and had the cool, neutral, refrigerated smell of a modern office, which was the image it was intended to convey, but the deputies still looked like the raw-boned rednecks and coonasses of an earlier time and they still kept cuspidors by their desks.
Heaven’s Prisoners James Lee Burke 1988
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The building was new and had the cool, neutral, refrigerated smell of a modern office, which was the image it was intended to convey, but the deputies still looked like the raw-boned rednecks and coonasses of an earlier time and they still kept cuspidors by their desks.
Heaven’s Prisoners James Lee Burke 1988
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The building was new and had the cool, neutral, refrigerated smell of a modern office, which was the image it was intended to convey, but the deputies still looked like the raw-boned rednecks and coonasses of an earlier time and they still kept cuspidors by their desks.
Heaven’s Prisoners James Lee Burke 1988
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