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Coo Coo Puff 

Coo Coo Puff was spawned by a grand cosmic mistake uttered by an unknowing 12 year-old on "Children's Jeopardy". From that day on, the term has come to refer to anything from the female reproductive organ to any nonsensical object/idea/relation that one feels inclined to manifest. It's primary use, however, is to beg the metaphysical question: "What is coo coo puff?" (Which was in and of itself, the exact phrase spawned by the 12 year old, spawning the figurative usage, in and of itself spawning the definition and ultimately spawning the sentence you are reading and finishing...right...now.
I can't wait to get home and taste Shandy's sweet coo coo puff.

My friend was banging bros and doin' dudes, all in exchange for some Grade-A coo coo puff.

Hey, they're giving away free coo coo puff outside the box factory!
Coo Coo Puff by Jaramir Chavez September 27, 2008
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coo coo for cocoa puffs 

a strictly medical term, used to describe a patient or person that has delved into a realm of irrational, illogical and/or crazy thought processes; Affected with madness; insane to an exceeding degree characterized by weakness or feebleness; decrepit; broken; falling to decay; shaky; unsafe; foolish
See that guy trying to put that square peg into that round hole? I think he's gone coo coo for cocoa puffs!

coocoo for coco puffs 

May refer to a state of condition of lacking common sense, or being merely ignorant to a situation. Not acknowledging a situation
Why do I have to explain this to him over and over again, I don't want to be with him any more. He's coocoo for coco puffs.
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