No. 3,457 in French
coco
"Coco" in French can mean "coconut," "chick" (informal, as a term of endearment), or refer to a person with leftist political views (slang).
In a sentence
Je vois un coco sur l'arbre.
I see a coconut on the tree.
coco is used to refer to 'coconut', the fruit of the coconut palm tree.
Coco, viens ici tout de suite!
Sweetie, come here right now!
coco is used as a term of endearment, possibly towards a child or loved one.
J'ai entendu un drôle de coco au marché aujourd'hui.
I heard about a strange chap at the market today.
coco is used colloquially to refer to a person, often with a humorous or informal tone.
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