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A prefix that signifies that someone is automatically considered someone else, eliminating the need to peg them as that person.
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auto by Hufflepuff9 October 3, 2016
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Auto
The term auto is used in CS:GO to refer to the automatic sniper rifles, the SCAR-20 and the G3SG1. Both cost $5000 and are tied as the second-most expensive weapons in their game. They have a significantly faster movement speed than the AWP and higher rate of fire. One-shot kill to the head, generally two shots to the body. Great for killing CT scrubs crossing mid on Dust II. In my opinion, the best weapon in the game.
T: *buys auto and sprays mid, easily killing one CT and tagging another
CT 1: you fucking bitch, why you bully me?
CT 2: what a noob use a real gun like the awp.
T: git gud
CT 1: you fucking bitch, why you bully me?
CT 2: what a noob use a real gun like the awp.
T: git gud
Auto by xX_LordGaben69_Xx February 25, 2021
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auto by YoungWrapper June 28, 2018
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Used in New Delhi, India. Short for Auto Rickshaw, a three-wheel rickshaw powered by a vespa engine with room for three passengers.
The word auto originally comes from the Greek word 'automatos' meaning self acting. (Its modern day equivalent is automatic.)
The word auto originally comes from the Greek word 'automatos' meaning self acting. (Its modern day equivalent is automatic.)
"I'm sorry I'm late, I couldn't get an auto in time"
"They're so many of us, we might have to take two autos"
"They're so many of us, we might have to take two autos"
auto by Samir J. Banerjee July 17, 2004
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