Katacoo?
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probably battie
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LOL!
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You know when they say Katahar, you either eat it or hold it. Katacoo may be a similar slang with a catchy meaning. Guyana is no fun place for creole language.
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Trifle belongings might more be it,
I have heard the word used before, and one would say 'bring all your katacoo'
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Thanks guys. ASJ I have heard before too. I think yours is the best explanation.
Could be "belongings"
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I think it comes from the Irish slang as in bring your moves, show me your moves , what are your moves or I know your moves . Something like that.
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