Definition of Coozehound

Coozehound

noun

• Coozehound: usually a man, that spends an inordinate amount of time chasing and procuring pussy, in lieu of nearly everything else in life. A veteran coozehound is also called a cocksmith

  Last edited on May 28 2021. Submitted by Anonymous on May 28 2021.

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