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To kick someone, usually your kids, outside when the weather is nice. This helps prevent them from becoming McChildren and prevents fresh air poisoning. This can also be done with pets when the weather is nice and you don't want to have to let them in and out. It was warm so he punted his kids outside.
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(MIT slang) (1) To skip class (2) To avoid doing work. Ant: tool.
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Nov 7, 2003
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To be kicked. Dag yo!
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Apr 5, 2003
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To kick an object as far and hard as possible you punted the ball over the fence bell-end!
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To 'have a punt' means to bet prospectively on something that probably won't win. "What so you think Shergar is coming in at Cheltenham?"
"Not really, but I'll have punt on that" or "That stuck up bitch over there only sleeps with guys who have at least 10 grand in their pocket and a diamond bed to sleep on" "Fuck mate, have a punt, if it don't work out, nothing lost." |
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To have a bet. John: I have a feeling QPR will beat Man U today.
Alex: At 14/1, it's worth a punt! |
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throwing away a girl or breaking up with her (popular word among football players) Jock 1: you still with Jessica
Jock 2: she's so stiff, Im about ready to punt her away |
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Flat bottomed, small, open boat that is powered by a person pushing along with a long pole. Similar to a Venetian gondola. Used in shallow waters (unless you have a really long pole.) The waters around Cambridge University are often full of silly punts.
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