Drongo (noun) (NZ)
dron-go
A stupid or incompetent person.
Mid 19th century: from Malagasy. drongo (sense 2) is said to be from the name of an Australian racehorse of the 1920s which consistently finished last or near last.
Example sentences
“I gave that drongo twenty dollars and he only gave me change for ten!”
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