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Cuzão besides its offensive meaning is also a word you use with someone (generally a friend) when you are surprised by something. It's more common in São Paulo.
Eita cuzão, se liga no acidente!
Damm it, check it out, a car crash !
Cuzão by ViniAlmeida September 6, 2016
Related Words
Cuzão • cuzao • cuzzo • cuzo • Cuzard • Cuzco • cizao • cuao • cutao7 • cuza
Pessoa de má índole e/ou pouca confiança. Usado como ofensa.
João é tri cuzão
Cuzão by L. S. Stüker June 27, 2016
slang from brazil that might has a lot porpuse.
mostly commun in São paulo regions coulbe has badway meaning, when u did somestuff that was wrong or, there could mean as "bitch" or "bozo dude". if u dnt want to be smashed ( even ways ) for someone, DONT say it to anybody rather than ur friends and in some contexts!. But anyways, we have it into "good way", meaning "bro" in joking context. lets do a lot approachs
santa-"here we go, more one family"
weenie dude-"yooo santa u has been so cuzão, jus a hoodie to me ?"
santa-"fa-off weenie, if u spill bou these, we'll gotta a big trouble right?"
santa-"troute to ur reindeers and go away"

ANOTHER EXAMPLE:

joe-"cuzão u see that ?"
teddy-"idk wa u saying"
joe-"cuuuuuzão the hell u dnt seen that, its was toooo biggg broaah"
teddy"fa-off joe, u jus trying to catch me again with the ice cream truck joke"

LAST EXAMPLE

fran-"sup kelve,i want to u see, u're cuzão dude, someone make she cries burn into the midnight oil broah"
kelve-"idc fran, she cheat on me, so if she goes, ripbozo"
cuzão by ambulancemenyepnotman December 21, 2023
slang from brazil that might has a lot porpuse.
mostly commun in São paulo regions coulbe has badway meaning, when u did somestuff that was wrong or, there could mean as "bitch" or "bozo dude". if u dnt want to be smashed ( even ways ) for someone, DONT say it to anybody rather than ur friends and in some contexts!. But anyways, we have it into "good way", meaning "bro" in joking context, for least, its slangs has the literal meaning whose is "big ass" or "thick". lets do a lot approachs
santa-"here we go, more one family"
weenie dude-"yooo santa u has been so cuzão, jus a hoodie to me ?"
santa-"fa-off weenie, if u spill bou these, we'll gotta a big trouble right?"
santa-"troute to ur reindeers and go away"

ANOTHER EXAMPLE:

joe-"cuzão u see that ?"
teddy-"idk wa u saying"
joe-"cuuuuuzão the hell u dnt seen that, its was toooo biggg broaah"
teddy"fa-off joe, u jus trying to catch me again with the ice cream truck joke"

LAST EXAMPLE

fran-"sup kelve,i want to u see, u're cuzão dude, someone make she cries burn into the midnight oil broah"
kelve-"idc fran, she cheat on me, so if she goes, ripbozo"
cuzão by ambulancemenyepnotman December 21, 2023
big ass or asshole in Brazilian poutuguese.
"Voce e um cuzao ". You are an asshole.
cuzao by Fernando Arruda September 28, 2006
Means "coward" in Brazilian Portuguese.
Can also mean "asshole", but it is really intended to mean "coward".
He didn't try riding the giant roller coaster because he is a cuzao!
Cuzao by Dr. Ze' February 11, 2014
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