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klootzak 

A derrogatory word in the Dutch language. Literally, it means "nutsack", but is used in the same situation in which "asshole" is used in English.
klootzak by Daryl May 11, 2003
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klootzak  

phonetic english pronounced "clawed-sac", Dutch word (mainly used in Flanders, Belgium). translated literaly to English : Ballsack.

Usually translated as : Asshole or Bastard
Wat een klootzak!!! (What an/a Asshole/Bastard!!!)
Wie is die klootzak nu weer? (Who's that Asshole/Bastard?)
klootzak by MadBelgian May 6, 2008
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Klootzak 

One who invests in a SCAM company...
I can't believe spag bought family. She is such a Klootzak.
Klootzak by pig reverse December 28, 2005

Klootzak 

It means asshole in Dutch. Nah im just kidding it means hi, say it to everyone new you meet in the Netherlands
"Klootzak, whats up?"
Klootzak by Drysrt February 8, 2024
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