gone pecan n.— «The Chief Assistant keeps a scoreboard in his office on Wins and Losses. One too many Losses and you’re a “gone pecan.”» —by Bob E. Lee Writ Denied Jan. 9, 2001. (source: Double-Tongued...
gone pecan n. a person who is doomed, defeated, or beyond rescue; a goner. Editorial Note: As noted in the 2003 citation, pecan is pronounced in this expression to rhyme with gone, so it’s something like “puh-KAHN” rather than “PEE...
gone pecan
n.— «“I’m a gone pecan,” the last two words rhyming.» —by Paul Fleischman Breakout Aug., 2003. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
gone pecan
n.— «Mealworm walks up to the pond carefully, knowing if he falls in he’s a gone pecan.» —by Patty Friedmann Secondhand Smoke Sept., 2002. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
gone pecan n.— «Aucoin reminds Burke that, if he doesn’t have copies of the betting sheets by Tuesday, “I’m a gone pecan.”» —“Tapes of secret phone calls center on Connick’s involvement” by Joe Gyan Jr...
gone pecan n.— «Mandisa is a gone pecan, as they say in some parts of the South; she’s got soul, tons of soul, but that apparently doesn’t help when you butcher a country song.» —“Mandisa is eliminated on ‘Idol’” Boston...