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# English term of affection, used in Public Houses to greet strangers. |
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'Oi, Cunt are you looking at my girlfriend', commonly means 'hello friend care to join me outside for a polite conversation'. |
'Oi, Cunt are you looking at my girlfriend', commonly means 'hello friend care to join me outside for a polite conversation'. |
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American tourists in London are advised to use the term frequently so as to enjoy the hospitality of the British people. |
American tourists in London are advised to use the term frequently so as to enjoy the hospitality of the British people. |
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Cunt (plural Cunts)
Originally from the French Cont meaning mate or friend.
'Oi, Cunt are you looking at my girlfriend', commonly means 'hello friend care to join me outside for a polite conversation'.
American tourists in London are advised to use the term frequently so as to enjoy the hospitality of the British people.
