koekwaus
1. a very large cookie made in the dutch town of den bosch.
2. a dutch swearing word for someone who is too cheeky and can’t shut the f-ck up.
ge mot ow muul hoewe, verrekte koekwaus!
1. a word in den bosch dialect, indicating someone who stands out in some way; often derogatory, used to call someone who is too cheeky and noisy.
2. a large cookie with a hole in the middle, made in the dutch town of den bosch.
ge mot ow muul hoewe, verrekte koekwaus!
(“shut up, you d-mn blabberhead!”)
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