by suhweetT November 1, 2013
An eloquent, well-spoken person. A shortened form of the word "eloquent."
Quent can also be used as an adjective of someone. Quent usually connotes someone who is a deep thinker, well-read, wise, and inspires you. They are smart and sound eloquent, minus all the pomp and pretentiery that usually accompanies those types. An example would be Martin Luther King or Winston Churchill.
Sometimes it refers to a male with these qualities, whereas a female is a "quend."
Quent can also be used as an adjective of someone. Quent usually connotes someone who is a deep thinker, well-read, wise, and inspires you. They are smart and sound eloquent, minus all the pomp and pretentiery that usually accompanies those types. An example would be Martin Luther King or Winston Churchill.
Sometimes it refers to a male with these qualities, whereas a female is a "quend."
Sometimes it only takes a quent to hearten the weary and hopeless with words of wisdom.
A great books program has as one of its aims to transform dullards into quents.
A great books program has as one of its aims to transform dullards into quents.
by ChaseMolair September 27, 2018
Example Usage: "I kindly ask you to refrain from using my wife's ass in that impertinent manner, you quent!".
by stumow October 21, 2004
quent... queer + cunt crossed together
or a nice way of calling somebody a cunt (i find ait a pretty funny way too)
or a nice way of calling somebody a cunt (i find ait a pretty funny way too)
by qazzaq September 17, 2006
Can be used in the context of "Yes that is a nice sizeable piece of cannibas. Of course i will buy from you my good man." or just "Quent"
by The Lads. October 20, 2004
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by Ben Baham March 9, 2004