cunter... what does it mean?

[xavier11]

What does it mean?

That's a rather bad word...

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Well, that's a rather bad word I'd say - it describes a woman who cheats on
her boyfriend...

www.english-test.net

[xavier11]

thanks, if I met this guy again, Id kill him with my bare hands

Who was it?

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lol; who was it and where did you meet him?

[xavier11]

A guy from the USA. He was going to win with me in a game in the Internet.
However I was very lucky and - to my surprise - I managed to win. And then he
called me: cunter.

Did you mean counter?

[kingfish]

xavier11 napisał:

> What does it mean?

[xavier11]

He wrote 'cunter', but im not sure if there was a mistake.
He told this when he was losing a game.

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xavier11 napisał:

> He wrote 'cunter', but im not sure if there was a mistake.
I think it was just a mistake and he meant to write counter
which would make more sense
I don't think that cunter exists as a word
You could try to make some sense out of it
like cunt+er but I've never seen it used like this
But I may be wrong - it could be some local slang

Why don't you just ask him?

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Well, 'cunter' defenitely exists although it's not a word you are likely to
hear which is good.
As for the context in our situation: It's most probably COUNTER!!

[ewunia_uk]

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> Well, 'cunter' defenitely exists

Not in British English I don't think ;) The 4-letter word (without the -er)
exists though.

[xavier11]

Unfortunately (or fortunately) I don't have opprotunity to meet him again.
And what would be the meaning of "counter" in this context?