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French Cunt.
Person 1: Did you see that guy when we were in paris?
Person 2: Yeah I know he was a Frunt
Frunt by Elias D-Dillard May 28, 2022
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A much less offensive way of saying the "C" word. Given it's anatomical location, at the lower front of the abdomen, this makes sense...
Some women wear an expression of smugness, as if they have something secretly pleasuring them - up their frunt.
frunt by PhilF November 21, 2006
he didn't just break wind, he let out a really loud frunt
frunt by spunkism October 15, 2003
A nicer way of saying FUCK. Sometimes can be used with other words such as those at the bottom.
What the frunt door? (phrase discovered by Aniki, used by Shali)
What the frunt, man?
frunt by ZK May 25, 2004
1. another word to fill in for another word

2. code name for my domination plan

3. something an animal says
1. Frunt frunten frunt frunty frunts.

2. Commence with operation frunt.

3. FRUNT

frunt by neala December 6, 2002
To frunt means to have sexual intercourse with the rotting corpse of an animal. It is similar to munting whereas munting is intercourse with a human corpse, frunting is intersourse with an animal's corpse. Like munting, frunting also requires a second person to be at the mouth while one is at the anus or vagina (depending on the sex)
Person 1: Yo dude you wanna go frunt the giraffe that just died in the zoo last week?
Person 2: Hell yeah!
Person 1: I'll get the walkie talkies for us.
Person 2: Ok, I'll be at the crotch and you can be at the mouth.
Person 1: It's been a week so it should be rotten enough by now to get the juices flowing.
Person 2: I'm so excited!
Frunt by Econdcousin March 9, 2026

Frunt punch 

When you drink fruit punch from the front
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