gwoon
gwoon originated in the nes video game dragon warrior iv. random monsters and dragons in towns throughout the game would reply “gwoon, gwoon.” when spoken by the heroes.
these days the term is used on a few people on irc who would cl-ssify themselves as an -sshat. much like in the game, the word itself is utterly devoid of meaning, and used to fill in conversation lulls, or as an noun/adjective when words fail the user.
the word can also be used as a greeting in the presence of other gwoon-using -sshat friends. multiple o’s may be added for emphasis, as much as emphasizing a nonsense word is possible.
“gwoon, gwoon.” “gwooooooooooon.”
chinese (cantonese) for school or academy. you may see it as an example below.
i go to the buk sing gwoon over in fremont for my wing chun kung fu training.
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