Ount

Southern USA slang.
Background is as old as the southern USA
speech and word patterns were developing

Ount -Do you want to?

Johnny is going fishing; he sees his friend Billy sitting on the porch swing.
Johnny walks up to Billy and says,"Billy, I'm a' going fishing do ya ount to go with me?" Billy replies, "Yeah, I ount to go a fishing with you, ya ount to go to Jimmy's and see if he ounts to go too?"

by Maggie September 11, 2004

Ount Curr

I don't care but with a black man voice. Is said as a response to something that they should care about.

Geoff: Bro you have food on your face.
George: Ount curr! (wipes away food when geoff isn't looking)

by geoyo February 16, 2013

Ye ount to

If you want to do something.

Hey honey, do you want to get that new color TV? Well you can get it if ye ount to.

by john d mcc April 15, 2008

Ounto

Ounto means food In Somali, North London having a major Somalian population their language is used. Abra Cadabra implies that he Is smoking food as in Weed.

I'm smoking piff ounto.

by Ali Jackson January 16, 2017

Ountanè

Noun: a good time to make a big meal is to be considered for a couple more minutes

Verb: procrastination cooking
Adjective: behind, lagging or slow

(N) I'm so hungry and tired so I will Ountanè.
(V) I will be late because am going to Ountanè.
(A) That Ountanè phone won't load.

by Katherine Ross Stewfart July 12, 2021

Ollege of Ake Ounty

A nickname for the College of Lake County

I go to ool at the Ollege of Ake Ounty

by Billsner February 7, 2008

Ountain

A fountain on top of a mountain.

Look! An Ountain!! Over never seen a fountain on top of a mountain before!!!

by urbandictionarylegendword March 9, 2019