Cuteopotamus
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cuntopotamus
1.) A person who is such a big cunt, that the mere size of their cuntness has to be compared to that of a hippopotamus.
2.) The most commonly misspelled insult.
2.) The most commonly misspelled insult.
cuntopotamus by Xibilation January 24, 2015
cuteapotomus
Someone who is littleraly beyond cute. Said to a dude by a bromosexual. this is ment to be used a joke.
cuteapotomus by Mj jeezy October 20, 2009
Cuntopotamus
When Ian married her, Karen was neither fat nor a bitch. However the last two years, she's become a cuntopotamus with her bitchy attitude and her fat ass.
Cuntopotamus by TheUrbanSchollar July 22, 2021
Cuntopotamus
Cunt-o-pot-amus (noun)
A loud, emotionally underdeveloped creature that thrives on harassing victims and survivors of abuse, often mistaking cruelty for confidence and ignorance for insight. Known for charging into conversations uninvited, armed with zero facts and an inflated sense of moral authority. The cuntopotamus feeds on attention, especially the kind that disrupts healing and silences truth.
Due to it's lack of self-awareness, it cannot distinguish accountability from attack, or advocacy from inconvenience. Most active in online environments, where empathy is optional and consequences feel distant.
Natural habitat: comment sections, DMs, and anywhere survivors speak up.
Primary defense mechanism: deflection, denial, and a stunning lack of shame.
A loud, emotionally underdeveloped creature that thrives on harassing victims and survivors of abuse, often mistaking cruelty for confidence and ignorance for insight. Known for charging into conversations uninvited, armed with zero facts and an inflated sense of moral authority. The cuntopotamus feeds on attention, especially the kind that disrupts healing and silences truth.
Due to it's lack of self-awareness, it cannot distinguish accountability from attack, or advocacy from inconvenience. Most active in online environments, where empathy is optional and consequences feel distant.
Natural habitat: comment sections, DMs, and anywhere survivors speak up.
Primary defense mechanism: deflection, denial, and a stunning lack of shame.
Every time a survivor shares their story, a cuntopotamus shows up in the comments, louder than everyone else and somehow still saying absolutely nothing of value.
Cuntopotamus by Anonymous Taggers March 22, 2026