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Unt unt by bcyouneedher June 12, 2022
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Unt Unt
"Unt unt" is more of an onomatopoeia than an actual word. The production of this sound is produced by raising the back portion of the tongue upwards for the first "unt" and then downwards for the second. This sound may sound more nasal-like due to the positioning of the tongue. This sound is made often in response to a statement or question in which the speaker disagrees with.
Unt un
It literally means the way it is spelled. This phrase basically is the sound you make when you say no to something.
Unt un by Jennygirlamazing June 14, 2019
Unt
An adjective used to describe a foolish or stupid person. It may sometimes be used in a serious context but is generally utilized as a playful insult. It is aslo a "politically correct" way of calling someone a "retard". The word came into useage by way of a lyric in an Ian Erix song and is reportedly an acronym for Un-Non-Tard ("Tard" having been derived from the word "Retard").
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Look at my mug this is what you are Unt on a mug spells Cunt that being a cussing word makes it funny
unt by Umpa lumpa sticket up ya jumpa May 9, 2020
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unt by devious devil April 6, 2006
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