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A french word-play on the verb go.
Derives from areas highly populated with Cajun Americans, Louisiana State University Tigers fans, or more commonly both. "G-e-a-u-x, Geaux Tigers, Geaux!"
"Here we geaux Tigers, here we geaux!" |
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Cajun word...eaux makes a O sound so its GO! Geaux Tigers(LSU).
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A lot of Cajun names end in -eaux (comeaux, boudreaux, thibodeaux) with an "oh" sound. So a lot of local Louisiana teams use "Geaux (insert team here)" to play off of their Louisiana and Cajun heritage. The word is often thrown around by teams but a perfect example of correct usage would be by University of Louisiana at Lafayette, Ragin Cajuns. Geaux Cajuns!!!
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A really stupid misspelling of "Go." Only French idiots use "Geaux" instead of "Go."
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