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Geaux is a slang term that originated in Louisiana, specifically in the Cajun culture. It is pronounced as "go" and is used to encourage or cheer on someone or something. The word itself is derived from the French word "allez," which means "go."

“Geaux” means “go.” It’s used as a celebratory term to cheer on a sporting team. You might hear people chant “geaux Tigers” or “geaux Saints” based on the team they’re rooting for. It’s an Americanization, meaning it doesn’t exist outside American sports teams. According to Urban Dictionary, “geaux” means “a french word-play on the verb go.”