To be so buddy-buddy with someone that it gets on everyone's nerves and often inhibits the relationships of the two or more people involved in the cunt to cunt. Therefore, the phrase can be altered to add as many annoying parties as needed. For example, a group of five friends who are annoyingly close could be referred to as cunt to cunt to cunt to cunt to cunt. Can also be exchanged with "penis" as needed, though "cunt" still gets across the meaning.
Person 1: Herbert spends so much time with Jessica. He can't even see that his girlfriend is hurting.
Person 2: Ugh, they are totally cunt to cunt.
Person 2: Ugh, they are totally cunt to cunt.
by Billy Bob Bobbinson April 25, 2010
by Billyg March 02, 2012
Claire: "I drank so hard the other night, I barfed and pissed my pants"
Niki: "I know, you cunt faced cunt, you did it on my sofa"
Niki: "I know, you cunt faced cunt, you did it on my sofa"
by Nik Jeff February 12, 2008
Used when expressing someone of particular bad taste.
Often gets you thrown out of Pizza Express/numerous pizzeria.
Often gets you thrown out of Pizza Express/numerous pizzeria.
cunt cunt cunt cunt cunt cunt cunt cunt!
by Total_bloody_ledge March 31, 2015
An ambitious young adult, usually college-educated, living in or near a large city. They look after number one, and everyone else is low on the priority list.
by Craig Mac February 13, 2008
Basically the same as "Stunt Cunt", but differs in the person acts as your friend and then bad mouths you to everyone and pulls any stunt to make you look bad and her "the victim"
I had all of the eggs ready for tomorrow, and Beth used them today, just to make me look bad!
She's such a "CUNT FACE CUNT"
She's such a "CUNT FACE CUNT"
by Money bags 97 July 05, 2017
A woman or gay man so "cuntish" in behavior that she or he can only be insultingly described as a double-cunt (double-cunt) - parentheticals added as an alliteration to emphasize such doubly-cuntishly behavior (an homage to DoubleMint Gum). Term coined by Mark Hänser of Boston, MA.
by Victor Felix August 21, 2005