juladrón??

Question

I know this isn't a real word, but what does it mean? There's a joke song on ElJueves and they're talking about the Fantasic Four and X-Men and then they go

Y por comparación / Mickey el Ratón / Es un juladrón...

pues... qué es???

Answer 1

The word "julandrón" (pronounced like that) is very common in Seville (Spain) to insult, but I suspect that it is derived from "julai" (I don't know how to write it), an insult typical among gypsies.

Just write it the way it sounds. jeje. - samdie, Sep 5, 2009

It could have been "julay". - lazarus1907, Sep 5, 2009

Answer 2

Well, I have just looked up "julai or julay" in the dictionary.

julay, julai m a (Esp arg & pey) (homosexual) fag (AmE sl & pej), poofter (BrE sl & pej) b (Esp arg) (incauto) fall guy (colloq), mug (BrE colloq)

Answer 3

Well, I have just seen "julandrón" in another dictionary and it is surprising but it does exist, but it means the same as "culandrón".

http://es.thefreedictionary.com/julandrón

julandrón s. m. 1 vulg. desp. Hombre homosexual. 2 vulg. desp. Persona incauta o insensata.

Answer 4

oooh ok, sí ellos dijeron "juladrón", tuvieron las letras al fondo de la ventanita.

Answer 5

It is not "julandrón". In fact, it is "culandrón". If you look up the word in the dictionary it means: queer.

The last time, I heard that word, someone was asking the other person if he was a gay.

I am not sure if people use this for other things.

Perhaps if they have said "julandrón", maybe they wanted to play with the word.