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傻佬
so4 lou2
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a stupid person who is easy to take advantage of This word can only be used in Spoken Cantonese or informal Cantonese writing. 粵  Level: 3
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傻
so4 - foolish, silly; imbecile, fool 佬 lou2 - guy, male, fellow, man |
| This word was added by bybell on 9th Nov 2005 and last edited on 11th Jun 2008 |
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