puliukko.
drunkard, especially a homeless one that has completely lost the control of their life
Meaning & usage
drunkard, especially a homeless one that has completely lost the control of their life
Where this word comes from
puli- + ukko (“gaffer”). Initial part from pulituuri (“French polish”), from Swedish polityr (“French polish”), in reference to the practice of separating substitute alcohol from French polish by adding salt to it and then shaking it.
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