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Carolyn8 years ago
Not junk per se but bulky and disorganised personal effects.
Alexa6 years ago
I live in Florida but my mom was born in Jamaica, and I was really using this word in casual conversation with friends for so many years and none of them told me that they had never heard of it before. I had no idea it was not a well known word lmao.
Bobby5 years ago
Corouches usually refers to junk, but not always literally. For instance, a person travelling with a lot of bags may describe those bags as corouches. It can be an offensive way to refer to people’s things, so to keep the peace, it’s best used to jokingly refer to your own belongings.
JJoan5 years ago
I didn’t want to bring all my carouches to my new house.
JJuletlast year
Curru curru, nasty, messy, uneeded stuff. Things that can be discarded.
ttunda Kyat2 days ago
the term is derived from the American Spanish word corotos (used in regions like Venezuela, Colombia, and Puerto Rico to mean tools, odds and ends, or miscellaneous stuff)